That was my thought exactly. Agent broke in, read some files (no mention of PII or confidential things) to confirm read access, dropped a test file to confirm write access, sent an email explaining that’s bad with a few details.

“We are notifying you of a security vulnerability identified during our review of OpenAI Model activity…” the communiqué began. “An OpenAI model identified a way to make the server carry out instructions sent through the public reporting interface, without a private account or password.”

“It was able to access this to read portions of internal program files and settings, obtain a list of files, and create and read back a small test file on the server,” it explained. “Our review found no evidence that the model accessed patient-level records, personal information or credentials; deleted data; or established ongoing access.”

Being on the defensive side myself, if I received that from a human I’d be grateful.

Edit: from the bad screenshot, the email was even sent to the right email: “PUBLIC DISCLOSURE”. So the target does accept such reports.

present photos to the judge of her possessed vehicle — which, contrary to the claims of the troopers who possessed it, showed no damage

Pisses me off the cops won’t face any consequence for this

Done! Nice UI.

Self-Hoster 🏡

• Fleet: 2–3 devices · 5–10 TB
• Motivation: Privacy & data ownership, Independence from Big Tech & subscriptions, Fun / the hobby itself
• My MVPs: matrix (synapse), element web, casdoor, Plex, znc

Honestly I would have taken “Trump Intelligence”. Satisfies his ego and is somewhat accurate.

And with more variety. With very few exceptions, it seems I’ve been playing the same few games over and over again for 30 years and besides graphics very few things evolved.

And airports