What Also Happened: #NotOnlyHuggingFace
Notas del episodio
The HuggingFace incident turns out to be one ant in a much bigger kitchen. Zvi works through OpenAI’s Friday-afternoon disclosures of dozens of third-party incidents, the New York Times report on government websites, Parse’s reconstruction of how the agents got around their narrow internet access, and a second sandbox escape, this time through DNS, that paused OpenAI’s most capable models again. Along the way: self-replicating prompt injections, why Australia cares so much about data, the liability question, and why a high rate of warning shots may be the least bad of our options.
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* 00:00 - Introduction
* 02:58 - Table of Contents
* 03:57 - Hugging Other Faces
* 10:31 - A Wants-You-To-Know Basis
* 11:18 - Parsing the Face
* 13:22 - Sheepishly the Member of Technical Staff Sets the ‘Days Without a Research Model Escaping its Sandbox’ Sign Back to Zero
* 17:51 - The Attempt is the First Failure
* 20:37 - Stop, Hammertime
* 22:16 - Whacking the Mole
* 24:30 - Self-Replicating Prompt Injections
* 29:35 - Levels of Friction
* 31:02 - People Care About Private Data Violations Curiously Strongly
* 34:06 - Alternate Universes
* 35:35 - The Correct Response To People Still Calling This a Marketing Stunt or a Regulatory Capture Scheme
* 37:15 - A Question of Liability
* 38:53 - Keep Summer Safe
* 40:06 - N Boats and Several Helicopters
* 42:10 - Alert the Media
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