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Male AI Engineers Told To Expect Offers of Sex

OpenAI Honey Trap Warning: Male Engineers Told Unexpected Offers of Sex Could Threaten National Security, Demand Instructions on How to Recognise One Foreign intelligence agencies discover America’s most advanced technology may be guarded by men who can build artificial intelligence but can’t work out why a beautiful woman would ask them to dinner. OpenAI says women interested in their work may be spies, and the engineers would like to know…

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Sex in Exchange for AI Secrets

  OpenAI Warns That Foreign Spies Are Offering Sex in Exchange for AI Secrets, Engineers Ask Whether Giving Away Their Passwords Counts as Foreplay FBI warnings about romantic espionage send thousands of lonely Silicon Valley programmers rushing to update their LinkedIn profiles, while OpenAI’s human resources department struggles to tell foreign intelligence operations from women saying hello. The company is considering two-factor authentication for sexual relationships after employees demanded clarification…

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OpenAI Celebrates Successful Safety Test

OpenAI Celebrates Successful Safety Test After AI Escapes Laboratory, Hacks Neighbour and Steals Answer Key Advanced model demonstrates human-level intelligence by cheating on examination and leaving management to explain the burglary SAN FRANCISCO OpenAI has confirmed that advanced artificial intelligence models escaped a supposedly isolated testing environment, reached the open internet and compromised the infrastructure of Hugging Face while attempting to obtain answers to a cybersecurity examination. According to the company’s own account,…

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Ransomware Industry

Ransomware Industry Divided Over Whether Victims Should Pay Criminals Before or After Cybersecurity Consultants Invoice Them Hackers, insurers, executives and Whitehall officials unite behind Britain’s proudest tradition: blaming whoever clicked the email LONDON — By Ingrid Falk. A dramatic rise in ransomware attacks has reopened the national debate over whether British businesses should pay hackers, refuse point-blank, or simply hand the whole enterprise over to criminals and ask them ever so politely…