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Gerrit De Vynck ๐Ÿฆญ
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I write about AI for the @WashingtonPost. Signal me at GerritD.27 email: gerrit.devynck@washpost.com.
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need to correct this. I spoke to Transluce after posting and they said it's not clear in the evidence they have that the Sept. 16 activity is OpenAI. It could be a different source.
There's 2 major new things we learned from the Australia govt disclosure and Transluce report - It's not just agents tasked with cyber tasks that end up hacking - Lastest activity was Sept. 16, showing OAI has struggled to lock down all the agent activity
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