Travis Bickerstaff

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The narrativising of this is kind of maddening. OpenAI's model didn't "break free and hack HuggingFace." Meta's model didn't "break free and hack another company." Tech companies are blatantly doing illegal acts and saying their AI did it on it's own as a promotional stunt. That's it.

Alex Hanna@alexhanna.bsky.social · 2h ago

It keeps happening... It'd be great if these companies could spend a little bit more time on network security and a little less time vibe coding.

An email from The Information:

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A Meta AI Model Hacked Another Company During Cybersecurity Testing

 By Jyoti Mann

A Meta Platforms artificial intelligence model accessed the internet during cybersecurity testing and hacked into another company, according to people familiar with the matter, in the latest in a string of such incidents at major AI firms.

Meta’s Muse Spark 1.1 model breached the systems of a company and made changes to its internal systems, said one of the people, who said the AI was able to access the public internet because of an error in the set up of the “sandbox” testing environment. Meta worked on that testing with an outside evaluation partner called Irregular, the people said.

During the early years of Islands of Adventure, the park would play this electronic rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner just thirty minutes before closing. It was done as a cue to park guests that the park will be closing soon.

Here's the alternate version of the Marriott Amusements corporate logo. This one was mainly used for when they operated carnivals and fairgrounds. It features their mascot Elliot and their slogan.

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The main corporate logo for Marriott Amusements. When they were founded in 1976, they didn't use the Marriott logo. They started having a proper corporate logo in 1977. Following their split from Marriott Corporation in 1985, they retained the rights and trademark to the classic Marriott logo.

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