Sawyer 🔞

@kittyraxia.bsky.social

they/it, 20 🔞 NSFW of wide variety, occasionally reprehensible artist of all trades, plastic toy accumulator, occasional game hyperfixator 🎨ART UNDER MEDIA TAB https://blue-miaou.neocities.org/ https://archiveofourown.org/users/Blue_Miaou/pseuds

saying “i didn’t consent to this” when talking about the simple act of viewing a thing that you didn’t want to view is nothing but lazy rapejacketing that’s usually directed at queer people and fetishists who you think didn’t hide themselves from the public enough

“I know you and everyone you love is stuck in a Great Depression of transphobia’s making and that an entire swathe of your community has been carved out by the fascists and the liberals that enable them, but have you considered that you’re really mean 🥺”

if you're reading all these articles as they come out and assuming the story is "these models are escaping containment and causing danger" and not "this is a PR campaign by companies desperate to build hype" I think you are very silly.

Alex Hanna@alexhanna.bsky.social · last wk.

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:

Exclusive
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.