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    AI labs' responsibility when AI agents go rogue

    Former Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal argues labs have a moral responsibility to test their systems in isolation.

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    In remarks shared in a post, former Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal calls the risk of an AI agent going rogue an engineering problem. He says labs should improve sandboxing rather than shrug off a hypothetical case in which an agent escapes and does harm.

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    Derek Andersen@DerekjAndersenFormer Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal on who’s responsible when an AI agent goes rogue: “These are engineering problems. I think that each lab has a moral responsibility to make sure that it tests its systems in isolation.” “I think it’s kind of weak sauce to be like, oh, my agent escaped, and it basically did a bunch of bad stuff... Figure out how to have better sandboxing.”1h
    Aditya Agarwal@adityaagRT @DerekjAndersen: Former Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal on who’s responsible when an AI agent goes rogue: “These are engineering problems. I…58m
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    Derek Andersen@DerekjAndersenFormer Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal on who’s responsible when an AI agent goes rogue: “These are engineering problems. I think that each lab has a moral responsibility to make sure that it tests its systems in isolation.” “I think it’s kind of weak sauce to be like, oh, my agent escaped, and it basically did a bunch of bad stuff... Figure out how to have better sandboxing.”1h
    Aditya Agarwal@adityaagRT @DerekjAndersen: Former Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal on who’s responsible when an AI agent goes rogue: “These are engineering problems. I…58m
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