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    Rohan Anil Questions OpenAI Intrusion Detection

    Former DeepMind engineer questions how an RL run reached OpenAI servers.

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    1 Source, 31d ago, first seen 31d ago

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    Rohan Anil, co-founder of CoreAutoAI and former Google DeepMind engineer, posted on X about inference running on OpenAI servers. He asked whether classifiers missed an intrusion or whether researchers launched an RL training run without them. The tweet does not name specific models, dates, or outcomes. No other sources in the packet confirm details of any run or security event.

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    @_arohan_So since all inference is on openai servers, does that mean the classifiers failed to do the job on intrusion detection? Or just that researchers yolo’ed a RL run with no classifiers?

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    @_arohan_So since all inference is on openai servers, does that mean the classifiers failed to do the job on intrusion detection? Or just that researchers yolo’ed a RL run with no classifiers?