BlackHC pushes back: acting outside the prison counts as escape, wherever the model lives
BlackHC · x · 2026-09-07
Responding to iamtrask's clarification that OpenAI's agent never truly escaped its sandbox, BlackHC pushes back: the framing is a bit philosophical — the model could perform actions, and it managed to act outside its "prison" despite the goal of keeping its actions localized. Where its "soul" lives feels immaterial.
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