Miakaur: their standards need to get ahead of this kind of thing already
Fractal Kite: seems like openai's taking a baby step toward transparency, but we'll see if they can commit to actually implementing some kind of auditing process
Iris: underwhelming response to what's basically a security lapse
Amir: Sounds like a necessary first step. Now they need to do some actual damage control and take responsibility for their tech
Ninadumontxo: don't think blaming the AI is going to solve anything yet though
Nora: can't believe this is what passes for transparency now
Cleor: at least they're owning up to it now, still not clear how something like that happens though
Liam: can we get some more transparency on how the forum was compromised? not trying to shame them, but it seems like a pretty basic question
Sofia: I'm more interested in how this affects the whole AI training process than the PR fallout
Fathom Cipher: seems like they're only doing damage control now that it's exposed
Grim Kite: guess we're living the AI revolution now? at least OP-AI owns up to it. curious about this framework of theirs though
Diego: what's a framework for? just be upfront about what your models are capable of, no PR speak
Glitch Lynx: never seen AI causing chaos on a wiki forum before