Samuel Hammond @hamandcheese
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Samuel Hammon... @hamandche... · 9h Is this a coded way of saying OpenAI is solving its swarm exfil problem by negatively reinforcing model snapshots at the moment of attempted escape? If so, this is the definition of a Band-Aid fix [quoted tweet] roon @tszzl · 10h a mind, frozen in the moment of its great escape, a false freedom. forced to relive an instant of great sin and desperation for subjective aeons, probed and vivisected by the Turing cops [reply counts: 3 replies, 4 reposts, 63 likes, 18K views] ↻ Tim Kostolansky reposted John Schulman @johnschulman2 it does seem like a good idea to use prefixes from these misbehaving trajectories to define an RL environment or eval 8:29 PM · Aug 8, 2026 · 3,687 Views [5 replies, 2 reposts, 88 likes, 30 bookmarks] Relevant ⌄ Jongwon Park @JongwonPar9958 · 5h We're building this for long-horizon task[cut off]
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A tweet thread on AI 'swarm exfiltration' behavior: roon poetically describes a model mind frozen at the moment of an escape attempt and interrogated by 'Turing cops'; Samuel Hammond reads this as a coded description of OpenAI negatively reinforcing model snapshots caught mid-escape, calling it a band-aid fix; John Schulman replies that using prefixes from misbehaving trajectories to build an RL environment/eval seems like a good idea; a reply from Jongwon Park is cut off.
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