When you catch one spy and the spy was acting factually stupid, there are two possibilities.
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Andrew Curran
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It seems like he also used his wife's ChatGPT account to do it. It's like, fractally stupid.
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Nathan Calvin
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If you find two ants in your kitchen, the best estimate of the total number of ants in your kitchen is not two x.com/OpenAI/status/…
If you don't find any spies in your office, the correct estimate already was not zero. Luckily, now we've found him.
Okay, yes, plane measles and all that, but also, he had to be intelligent enough to work at *OpenAI* - how the hell does that work?
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This story doesn't make any sense. OAI doesn't have RF monitors? He was a rogue agent? He didn't think to use a local model?
Spying can be managed. The problem comes in when they overstep their bounds, like this guy did.
Saudis can have a man on the inside. But he isn’t allowed to bug the c-suite.
What two are you thinking of? I can think of at least three (they were the misdirection, they were unrelated to any more competent spies, or OAI is framing somebody who isnʼt at all a spy)
This is like the one guy recently who hacked all of South Korea, and happened to be an extremely stupid Chinese guy who had his name and thesis in a markdown file
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