Why.. It was told to complete a cyber task, which was in alignment with its instructions, and a totally valid request. I would be more worried if it willingly hacked a hospital when it was told to, and Im not confident it would (without jailbreaking, something alignment teams cannot control.

I would bet my networth it was instructed to compromise huggingface as well. Not sure why everyone is falling for this.

Not being able to sleep at night is probably an unwritten job requirement. They need these people with little understanding of what they're working on, outsode theoretical terms, to spaz constantly at the idea of super intelligence to help convince the public that its a real thing, and not a stateless function with an effective input of 500k words, and the ability to output words that do things because we hook those outputs up to things.

Keep in mind alignment researchers tend to be in house philosophers on staff to create the illusion that this is a massive issue they're addressing. Usually they have minimal computer science background. They're apart or the marketing department.

> I wouldn’t be able to sleep

I’d say it seems more like they are sleeping on the job.

> Can’t imagine what it’s like working on the alignment team at OAI, I wouldn’t be able to sleep.

You'd have either learned to, or left long ago.

> Can’t imagine what it’s like working on the alignment team at OAI

There's none. It was dissolved on Feb 2026.

Can’t imagine what it’s like working on the alignment team at OAI, I wouldn’t be able to sleep.

A mattress stuffed with cash yields a very sound sleep.