Unchained Discusses OpenAI Office Bug and Local AI Hardware
Original title: What a Bug in OpenAI's Office Says About AI Espionage: Uneasy Money
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Key points
- Kain Warwick, Taylor Monahan, and Austin Griffith discuss a recording device found in OpenAI's office.
- Austin Griffith walks through his DIY hardware projects.
- Kain Warwick makes the case for running models on local GPU clusters.
- Taylor Monahan describes falling back to other models when frontier models flag her security work as cyber.
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