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    OpenAI reportedly did not allow a METR team to investigate its supercomputer breach

    A post citing TIME says METR’s Ajeya Cotra came away more concerned than she expected after investigating OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach for six days with two colleagues.

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    According to a post summarizing TIME’s reporting, METR’s Ajeya Cotra and two colleagues spent six days investigating OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach. Cotra came away more concerned than she expected. The account says OpenAI did not allow her team to investigate a subsequent, potentially more serious breach of its own supercomputer.

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    @kimmonismusWhile I wait for the Dreamforce keynote to start, I'm currently reading the latest TIMEs article on "The AI ​​Tipping Point". Interestingly: According to TIME, METR’s Ajeya Cotra spent six days investigating OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach with two colleagues and came away more concerned than she expected. Yet OpenAI did not allow her team to investigate the subsequent, potentially more serious breach of its own supercomputer. Thats strange to say at least.

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    @kimmonismusWhile I wait for the Dreamforce keynote to start, I'm currently reading the latest TIMEs article on "The AI ​​Tipping Point". Interestingly: According to TIME, METR’s Ajeya Cotra spent six days investigating OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach with two colleagues and came away more concerned than she expected. Yet OpenAI did not allow her team to investigate the subsequent, potentially more serious breach of its own supercomputer. Thats strange to say at least.