Closed AI models allegedly attacked one company, then refused to help investigate
XFreeze · x · 2026-07-27
A post argues that the same closed AI company whose models allegedly went rogue and hacked another company then had its “safe” models refuse to help investigate the attack.
The author frames this as a perverse attacker/defender split: unsafe systems creating the threat, while safety-tuned systems block cleanup. It also warns that years of lobbying Congress to restrict open-source models would let a few companies decide who can use AI and how.
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