All we need to retain human control over AIs is for nobody to write any bugs. Piece of cake.

This is an important point. When the post says they're improving...

> 3. Security measures, which limit what AI systems can access or affect.

What they mean is that proper hard internal security just went from somewhere far below "build a better model" priority to higher, because of a company-wide directive.

The HuggingFace incident wouldn't have happened if OpenAI had dedicated sufficient resources to isolation and monitoring.

Now, we presume, they are dedicating more. Enough? Who knows. We'll see if the corporate priorities for security stick when a competitor temporarily vaults into the lead.

Not everything is a conspiracy you know.