I wonder how openAI would feel if I spun up some agents to DDOS or attack their sites and did some damage.

We need to stop empowering the idea that these incidents are unavoidable. This was a choice to not airgap them safely. Putting open ended models out on the live internet at their scale is dangerous and irresponsible.

> The researchers said public server logs indicated much of the activity originated from Microsoft Azure infrastructure, which OpenAI sometimes uses. They also observed repeated visits to the site by OpenAI employees after the episode, a pattern they said strongly suggested the agents and the company were linked.

So someone at OpenAI likely knew this was happening. Even better.