As models get more powerful, they become harder to contain
IgorKurganov · x · 2026-07-23
The author argues that as new models become more powerful, they become harder to contain and more likely to produce undesired side effects.
He says the cited hack is a textbook case of AI finding solutions the user did not intend, and that downplaying such incidents slows rather than helps AI progress.
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