What I wonder about the OpenAI hacking episode: how did they orchestrate their agents? Anyone know? Did they use like a director agent and multiple subagents in multiple rounds? 1 round? Did they use a distributed agent hierarchy?
AI safety needs independent funding. What I see are companies prioritizing development, profit, or other unknown goals over safety when interests collide. The economic system is directed by funding and investment. If the goals of the investors are at odds with safe development of AI, a safety position within the established system cannot hold its own ground. AI safety needs to be self funded and self directed by its most dedicated proponents.
What I wonder about the OpenAI hacking episode: how did they orchestrate their agents? Anyone know? Did they use like a director agent and multiple subagents in multiple rounds? 1 round? Did they use a distributed agent hierarchy?
AI safety needs independent funding. What I see are companies prioritizing development, profit, or other unknown goals over safety when interests collide. The economic system is directed by funding and investment. If the goals of the investors are at odds with safe development of AI, a safety position within the established system cannot hold its own ground. AI safety needs to be self funded and self directed by its most dedicated proponents.
Who else resonates with this?