| ▲ | bamboozled 14 hours ago | |
Go and get one of their models to hack something, it won't do it, why? They have claimed this happened during a "training run", but why are they training on systems connected to the internet? That's why people are skeptical. | ||
| ▲ | jagraff 13 hours ago | parent [-] | |
The public models won’t hack because they have a classifier that shuts down anything that looks like hacking; without the classifier they are perfectly capable of hacking, multiple third-party evaluators have confirmed this. The models were not trained on systems intentionally connected to the internet; they chained mutliple zero-days (that they discovered) together to get access to the open internet and into huggingface. | ||