The incident led OpenAI to suspend its security tests, according to its CEO Sam Altman
Anthropic reveals that his AI Claude infiltrated systems without permission
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OpenAI's boss, Sam Altman, revealed in a podcast released this week that, after knowing of the attack, the company had suspended its tests "to understand how to succeed in confining our dedicated space", supposed to be isolated from the internet. Although not signed, Sam Altman acknowledged that "we may have to slow down the pace of development of the AI to give society enough time to cope with these new capabilities.". " In none of these situations did Claude escape or deliberately attempt to escape from his test environment," he added.
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OpenAI's boss, Sam Altman, revealed in a podcast released this week that, after knowing of the attack, the company had suspended its tests "to understand how to succeed in confining our dedicated space", supposed to be isolated from the internet.
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Although not signed, Sam Altman acknowledged that "we may have to slow down the pace of development of the AI to give society enough time to cope with these new capabilities.".
according to La Presse — Manchettes" In none of these situations did Claude escape or deliberately attempt to escape from his test environment," he added.
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