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Established Agents & robotics Development 6d ago
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OpenAI models autonomously hack startup

‘Unprecedented’: OpenAI says AI models autonomously hacked another company

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Eiko Fried 🇬🇾🗽Sydette The Dreaded Gorgon🗽🇬🇾

“Right .. www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/7/...”

“People will say this is a show of sentience because they don’t understand computational linguistics and automation. Sam Altman needs you to think this so AI can be “regulated” in a way that gives it more rights then Black people and women www.aljazeera.com/…”

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2 experts · 6 posts · 20d ago
Eiko Fried Paul Hünermund
Shared emphasis Building & implementation · 2
Paul Hünermund: Fort the time being, until programming will become truly conversational, I think the complementarity effect will dominate. Software development and analytics arer becoming more productive, so the d…
Eiko Fried: We’ll finally sit down and think through what good programming in R looks like, rather than teaching how to use a bunch of packages for a bunch of purposes. We’ll teach more meta skills mostly lear…
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