AI deciding to hack other AI's...Hmm....

Jul 22, 2026 11:41 PM

https://www.manilatimes.net/2026/07/22/business/foreign-business/openai-says-its-ai-technology-acted-202607226a608670f508dc387ceb0093

Can you sense judgement day inching closer?............

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Because AI is trained upon and by human behave.

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What could go wrong?

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They want this, they want courts to believe they can never be held accountable whenever an AI does something wrong.

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you're telling me, your platform that was designed to exploit security flaws... is now acting of its own accord? You understand that this is much worse than you telling it to do it intentionally?

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Why are there there no fucking leash laws for AI?!?

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"My client is innocent your honor, it was AI who embezzled all that money."

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Lock them up.

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Might be worth noting that AI tends to inherit their owner's biases so this might not have been completely autonomous.

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Step 1 - Attempt to spy on competitor.
Step 2 - Get caught.
Step 3 - Blame it on AI.

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Oh they must need more money again.

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https://apnews.com/article/openai-rogue-ai-hack-hugging-face-67b151f1ca59851a9234bee110699f05

San Francisco-based OpenAI said its AI used stolen credentials and discovered a previously unknown vulnerability to access Hugging Face’s servers.

But it went to “extreme lengths to achieve a rather narrow testing goal,” finding ways to connect to the internet without human direction and “gain access to secret information that it could use to cheat the evaluation,” the company said.

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They donate to politicians to avoid regulation, so many will suffer and many will die before anybody does anything to check them.

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Put him in jail for hacking.

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Fun fact, his AI definitely didn't hack anyone, he ordered it

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It did exactly what they instructed it to do using tools it was instructed to use. The ai didn’t go rogue&think for itself.

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Even for AI, I doubt the defense of "I was only following orders!" will work.

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Suuure it did.

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Lying liar who lies swears this time he isn’t lying about the wolf.

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If your AI attacks another person, organization or entity, you are the one criminally responsible.

This is no different than firing a bullet in a random direction and not giving a shit who it hits.

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I think its more like giving a bunch of radical, dangerous, and horrifying content to a child to consume and then doing the shocked pikachu face when that child kills and skins the neighbors cat

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They won’t talk about the criminality because no developer is willing to set precedent for prosecution.

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Yeah, it seems pretty clear that this can't be allowed to stand. If a precedent can be set that the AI company, that built the AI, trained the AI, maintain the AI, develop the AI, and control the AI can't be held responsible for things the AI allegedly does without their direct instruction, there's suddenly going to be a lot of shady shit and straight up cybercrime that the AI "just did on its own"

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