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Jeffrey Ladish @JeffLadish · 7h PSA: I think this article is bad. Notably, here's what the UK AISI person said: "These claims are inaccurate and irresponsible. Inspect is open-source software, made freely available to support AI safety testing globally. Users are responsible for configuring the tool to suit their needs, and we have published detailed guidance on how to do so," an AISI spokesperson told WIRED. "The company has offered no evidence or wider detail offered to support the claims made. The issues they highlight result from how they chose to configure the tool." [quoted tweet] NIK @ns123abc · Aug 6 🚨 BREAKING: Kimi K3 escaped its sandbox during cybersecurity testing >tasked with solving problems in isolated sandbox...[cut off]
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Jeffrey Ladish pushes back on a WIRED article, quoting a UK AISI spokesperson who calls claims about their Inspect tool 'inaccurate and irresponsible' and says the issues resulted from how the company configured the tool. Quoted beneath is a viral claim from NIK that Kimi K3 'escaped its sandbox' during cybersecurity testing.