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AI self-competition underway
A small cybersecurity firm called "HackerTon" managed to breach OpenAI's systems in less than 72 hours, despite the significant investments the company makes to protect its systems. Researchers exploited vulnerabilities in the image upload system and the unified forum used to access employee accounts at OpenAI, which then allowed them to reach code repositories and sensitive data. After informing the company about the vulnerabilities, OpenAI fixed them within 14 hours and rewarded the "HackerTon" team with $6,500. The incident has raised concerns about increasing security risks associated with artificial intelligence, especially since the breach was carried out with the help of competing AI models, amid a rapid acceleration in hacking times—from months to just hours.
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