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Severin Field ... (verified) @sevdeaweso... · Aug 27 The main thing I've learned from the @METR_Evals @OpenAI rogue attack is who gets called when a model goes rogue! the government? nope! a Berkeley nonprofit with a handful of cracked AI safety researchers.. DW Congress wrote a big letter tho so.. the US government is ON IT outside of unknown/classified channels, as far as i can tell the only mandatory "our model went rogue" reporting line in america is run by the california office of emergency services (who are tasked to manage things like wildfires and natural emergencies) AT A MINIMUM we need a seal team 6 of cracked AI safety researchers in the government [two US flag emojis] [quoted post] Peter Wildeford... (verified) @peterwild... · Aug 26 The main things I've learned from today's reporting on OpenAI's rogue attack: - This was a massive swarm, not just one rogue AI but ~700 attacking AIs with spontaneous ...
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Severin Field's tweet on who responds when a model goes rogue, drawing on the METR/OpenAI incident, quoting Peter Wildeford's post about the incident being a swarm of ~700 attacking AIs. Public commentary on governance and incident response.
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