Is it a claim that "breaking into Hugging Face's production infrastructure" didn't happen? That it's not actually all that severe? That it was done by hand by OpenAI employees and they fooled Hugging Face?
That the blog post exaggerates something, somehow?
What exactly do you mean?
At the moment it just reads like a thoughtless dismissal.
Even if it is marketing, wouldn't it still be a concern that an advanced model unintentionally breached another company's production system? Or required resources on their end to mitigate and contain it?
Couldn't this announcement result in policies that could hinder OpenAI by requiring more oversight?
I don't understand this sentiment at all.
Is it a claim that "breaking into Hugging Face's production infrastructure" didn't happen? That it's not actually all that severe? That it was done by hand by OpenAI employees and they fooled Hugging Face?
That the blog post exaggerates something, somehow?
What exactly do you mean?
At the moment it just reads like a thoughtless dismissal.
My thought is they might have set up the environment sloppily because they knew this could have led to something like this happening.
Even if it is marketing, wouldn't it still be a concern that an advanced model unintentionally breached another company's production system? Or required resources on their end to mitigate and contain it?
Couldn't this announcement result in policies that could hinder OpenAI by requiring more oversight?
Yeah, they're lying. The model didn't do any of that, right?
Nope huggingface just made up the intrusion they reported last week to their customers.
If the model was so smart you'd think it would try to be a little more subtle.