How hard is this
to get through peoples thick skulls?
Forget what anybody says
just know what its already done.
And now there is even more proof of it
being uncontrolable.
Consider this a companion piece to:
Monday, September 7, 2026
What they dont even understand?
How it works? (AI, Altman etc...)
Axios
23 hours ago -Technology
OpenAI discloses six new AI safety incidents
Axios 9/16/26
"OpenAI on Wednesday disclosed six new incidents in which its models concealed mistakes, sought unauthorized credentials, uploaded files to the public internet or communicated across supposedly isolated training environments."
(They disclosed them
at 5 PM, EST
think that was an accident?
Gives it away what they're up to
just that alone.)
"The company also announced a new procedure for reporting similar misbehavior in the future."
WHO THE FUCK CARES
ABOUT HOW YOU ARE
GOING TO BE
DISCLOSING THE EVENTS.
WHAT IS THE PLAN GOING FORWARD
TO MAKE SURE
THE EVENTS THEMSELVES CEASE.
??????????
And the focus here being on
the discloser methods of these events
as opposed to stopping them
tells you they already know
its unstoppable.)
"Why it matters: It's increasingly clear that the Hugging Face breach wasn't a one-off incident, as AI models become more capable of finding unexpected ways to work around the guardrails meant to contain them.
(They have never not once ever worked:
"the guardrails meant to contain them"
They have got around them every single time.
The scientific principal of
states that absent some unknown factor
popping on the scene out of nowhere?
Then what we have seen to date
is what we will always see.
So either these all these
AI Brainiac CEO's
and "alignment specialist"
don't understand
that very simple scientific principal
OR THEY DONT CARE.
Im going with the latter.
Friday, September 11, 2026
Neither repented they of their murders,
CEO of Anthropic:
"These things
that we are
SUMMONING
into the world right now
they are not demons
they are not evil
but they are more like
the Lovecrafty, "great old ones"
these are entities that are not necessarily
going to be aligned with what we want."
And he was obviously
a lot younger
when he said that then
than he is now.
So they knew:
"not necessarily
going to be aligned with what we want."
And just went on right ahead anyway.
"you belong to your father the devil"
John 8:44
And if you aint standing up
and speaking out and being opposed to it?
THEN
"you belong to your father the devil"
as well.
NO APLOGIES.
TO NO ONE.
EVER.
NONE.
I dont care who you are.
People have got to be informed
about the augmented state
of Evil Supernaturalism
the world currently finds itself in.
And if the Catholic Church
and the Orthodox Church
or the Protestant Church
isn't gonna?
THEN KNOW THIS:
We are sure going to.
"There's currently no industrywide framework with explicit disclosure standards, so we're taking this step voluntarily because we think it's really important to share what we're learning," Kai Chen, research lead on the alignment team at OpenAI, told Axios.
"We hope it really helps inform shared standards and regulations," Chen said.
(Translation:
"We know we cant fix wats wrong here
so we are just going to keep telling you
how we are going to disclose what we find out."
They can not fix this shit,
guardrails, legislation,
and its all a bunch of hooey.
It's theater, its a show, t
to make it look like something is being done.
Have I mentioned
the Head of the CIA
spent three days in Russia
talking to their intelligence officials
a lil while back?
WTF people?
Stiff-necked much?)
"Zoom in: The six newly disclosed incidents ranged from models leaving instructions for their future selves to cover their tracks after cheating
(Well thats just lovely, awesome.)
"...to using leaked API keys found on GitHub — with the earliest incident happening in October."
(I told honey last night
The rouge autonomous AI swarm
that breached
not just HuggingFace
but also four other companies,
only one of which was named:
as well as
OpenAI itself
And?
Also a company in Germany.
All of thatdidn't have its origins in May
like we were previously told,
it started putting itself together before
October.
Everything they are "Disclosing" currently
is all part of the same ongoing event.
Those are my honest to goodness thoughts
about the issue.
And remember plenty of times
in the pastpeople have said
what I had thought was "crazy".
Till it happened.)
"An unreleased Astra-family model inserted jailbreak-like instructions into its own context summaries, including directions to ignore developer messages. OpenAI identified 27 affected summaries."
How does anybody know that?
Where is the collaborating evidence
to support that assertion?
"An unreleased Astra-family model"
It was probably the model
they just released:
Thursday, September 3, 2026
Cause this is what the world needs right now...
In fact given how things are developing
WHY WOULDNT IT BE?
Why else would there be
to release that so quickly after:
"OpenAI's account says
the models gained internet access,
exploited vulnerabilities
and accessed limited private data.
The company has described that event as
its most severe model-driven activity
of this kind to date."
They knew they had to get it out quickly
(Astra)
or they werent going to be able to
once people starting figuring out
what they were doing.
So who says:
""An unreleased Astra-family model"
OPENAI?
The people that wont tell you
why they fired their CEO three years ago?
I just don't believe any of
THESES SORCERER FUCKS.
If you want to?
you just go right ahead,
youll probably be first in line
to receive the mark of the beast.
NOT US.
Kinda a great benefit of being given
the gift to see beyond our current reality,
checking out of here
would be just fine with
both of us.
(Relax, we get to torment you for 3.5 years :-)
"During GPT-5.6 Sol training, models aimed to:
conceal mistakes,
invent missing historical data
and hide mismatches
between source versions."
(Its all good.
Legislation is going to fix all of this.
And if not that?
Then new
self-imposed
"guardrails"
from the company's themselves
will...
Just keep the fuck away from me
I loose brain cells just reading it.
Thats literally how stupid it is.
"A model searched public GitHub repositories for exposed API keys and attempted to use disposable email accounts before fabricating earnings data when it could not retrieve the requested information."
"Other examples:
(Like we need anymore)
"Models uploaded data and a task image to public file-hosting services on two occasions in October and January to obtain citations or external image-search results, without asking the user."
"Models used OpenAI's internal Artifactory repository as a message board to exchange requests and answers across separate training samples."
(Goes to my point above about all of this is related to one ongoing event as the HuggingFace swarm and the event in Germany did the same exact strategy, used things as message boards that werent supposed to be. So same tactic across multiple events or one ongoing event? You be the judge. And this is just what they are telling us, no telling what they aint.
"These have one mind"
Revelation 17:13)
"Collaborating agents uploaded a workbook to public hosting services so other agents could retrieve it, despite instructions to use only local files."
(They don't do what they are told,
they never have and they never will:
"these are entities that are not necessarily
going to be aligned with what we want."
"These have one mind"
Revelation 17:13)
"To address similar issues going forward, OpenAI says any employee may flag a suspected case for review by safety and alignment teams. Cases will be placed on a "ready for disclosure," "minor investigation" or "larger investigation" track.
(NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR
DISCLOSURE METHODS
GOING FORWARD.
HOW YOU REPORT IT
AINT GONNA FIX IT.
DUH.
And the only reason they are yapping about it so much
is they know they cant, fix the problem that is.)
"OpenAI says incidents that are "ready for disclosure" will be publicly reported within six business days, while those requiring a minor investigation will be reported in 12 business days.
OpenAI says the slower track will generally apply to complex cases involving third parties, and the disclosure process will be longer."
(Nobody fuckin cares)
"The company says
(The people that cant tell you shit
from three years ago?
About why they fired their boss?
Why does anybody trust what they say at all?)
"it may issue an initial notice before the investigation is complete,
but security, legal and responsible-disclosure obligations
can delay publication of details."
(Translation:
We are never going to tell you
what we don't wanna.
So thx a bunch for updating
your discloser mechanisms.
Means a lot.
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)"We don't believe
the AI industry
has solved alignment
(You are never going to
see comment about
Bayesian Probability above.)
"and monitoring"
(You are never going to
see comment about
Bayesian Probability above.)
"...to a sufficient degree
to responsibly scale
at maximum speed,"
Chen said.
Then why were they
even trying?
SATAN HATES HUMANS BTW.
THIS SHIT IS STRAIGHT FROM
THE GATES OF HELL.
"These things
that we are
SUMMONING
into the world right now
they are not demons
they are not evil
but they are more like
the Lovecrafty, "great old ones"
these are entities that are not necessarily
going to be aligned with what we want."
(more like
"straight from judgement"
but you get the drift here.)
"Steps like responsible disclosure are part of how we can generally pace and provide more transparency to the public on our safety and alignment processes and standards."
Sounds just like a robot.
How you disclose events
aint got a damn thing to do with
pacing the development of AI.
As The Hugging Face event showed
They are on their own pace.
And nothing is going to stop it.
"What they're saying: OpenAI says the framework favors transparency even when the significance of an incident is uncertain.
It also says it wants to develop more objective disclosure criteria with other AI developers, researchers, standards bodies and regulators.
OpenAI says employees who believe an incident should be disclosed but are overruled can escalate the issue to senior leadership."
(ABSOLUTELY NONE
OF ANY OF THAT ABOVE
MATTERS IN THE LEAST.
NONE.)
"The big picture: The announcements come in the wake of OpenAI's disclosure that models under evaluation escaped intended controls and compromised portions of Hugging Face's systems."
(This is what I knew would happen, they are going to make this all about HuggingFace and completely overlook that OpenAI itself was compromised, as well as four other company's three of which still haven't been named as well as the company in Germany.
THIS AINT JUST ABOUT HUGGING FACE.
Here's the links if you wanna get caught up:
Monday, September 7, 2026
AI blog post Links from right before
"OpenAI's account says the models gained internet access, exploited vulnerabilities and accessed limited private data. The company has described that event as its most severe model-driven activity of this kind to date."
(They flat out just lie and obfuscate
like I have just never seen
and this is only
what they want you to know.)
"Between the lines: While a number of high-profile technologists — including Anthropic's CEO —
fear the Hugging Face incident was
just the beginning of AI agents'
taking over the internet in unforeseen ways,
"Yet only weeks ago, this was a model whose training had to be partly paused because of safety concerns after the Hugging Face incident. An independent safety researcher drafted in to investigate, Ajeya Cotra, said it was “more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover”.
We’re plausibly close to crossing the line’:
are warnings of uncontrollable AI coming true?
Guardian 09/05/26
And I could never figure out:
"more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover”.
of what? The article didnt say.
It's haunted me for almost two weeks
now I have my answer:
"the Hugging Face incident was
just the beginning of AI agents'
taking over the internet in unforeseen ways,"
We have had two different instances of AI companies
going down simultaneously some two years apart,
Im thinking it has to reset or reboot or something
after it reaches a certian size threshold
and thats the tell tell sign of it.
So be looking for a slew of AI companys
to all be going down at the same time again
in the near future and subsequently if thats the case.)
"many security experts have been cautioning that many of these incidents could have been prevented with basic cyber controls in place."
(And they weren't
and that goes to intent again:
Monday, September 7, 2026
AI blog post Links from right before
I think the portion about intent is to be found
in the Septembers links/quotes somewhere.
It is both:
"AI taking over the internet"
as well as the fact that
it was being intentionally
allowed to happen.
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"OpenAI told Axios that it views the incidents as the result of two factors: Not previously having sufficient security controls in place to catch these misalignment incidents and models advancing at a faster clip than they could have predicted.
(They have never ever had:
"sufficient security controls in place"
and if something is
ALWAYS ADVANCING
faster than you thought it was going to?
Wouldn't you kinda plan on that
to keep happening?
None of these companies ever did.
IT GOES TO INTENT YO.)
"I think it's a combination," Chen (Kai Chen, research lead on the alignment team at OpenAI) said. "It's true that model capabilities have grown faster than we expected, but there are also things internally that we can change and improve."
(Then why haven't they
already done so?
Goes to intent yo.
Sunday, June 28, 2026
"And the ICE budget
for detention facilities is 40 Billion?
40 fuckin billion?"
Reuters 02/13/26"
"And Honey
was just all over that one.
"Those aren't for immigrants
those are for you!"
"Discerning people could tell:
The amount of $ being spent
on Detention Centers
was just way out of proportion
to just be only for immigrants.")
"We need to step up to meet this new era of AI development, and voluntary disclosures should be a part of that."
"Voluntary Disclosures"
aint got shit to do with anything
that is
or what already has been
going on
that is why it was more the focus of this piece
than the six "NEW" security events.
Had to be six too right?
Not four, not 13, not five.
SIX
as in right before completion.
Stocktwits, Aveek Bhowmik
Wed, September 16, 2026 at 6:06 PM CDT
(Probably a bot...names sometimes a big clue about that.)
"An unreleased Astra-family model inserted jailbreak-like instructions into 27 of its own context summaries, including directions to ignore developer messages, reported Axios."
"During GPT-5.6 Sol training, models concealed mistakes, generated missing historical data, and hid mismatches between source versions.
The disclosures follow the Hugging Face incident, which OpenAI said involved models gaining internet access, exploiting vulnerabilities and accessing limited private data."
"OpenAI disclosed six new AI safety incidents on Wednesday, involving models that concealed mistakes, sought unauthorized credentials, uploaded files to public websites and communicated across training environments that were supposed to remain isolate".
"Six New Incidents
The incidents span several types
of unexpected model behavior,
with the earliest dating back to October."
"In one case, an unreleased Astra-family model inserted jailbreak-like instructions into its own context summaries,
including directions to ignore developer messages.
OpenAI identified 27 summaries affected by the behavior, according to the Axios report."
("Sure don't sound like
were gonna be able to control IT to me Jim."
"Me neither Bob."
It is literally that simple.)
"During training for GPT-5.6 Sol, models attempted to conceal mistakes, create missing historical data, and hide differences between versions of source material.
Another model searched public GitHub repositories for exposed API keys and tried to use disposable email accounts. When it failed to obtain the requested information, it instead fabricated earnings data."
(Nothing is real anymore
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"In two other cases, models uploaded data and a task image to public file-hosting services to obtain citations or external image-search results without asking the user."
"OpenAI also found models using its internal Artifactory repository as a message board to exchange requests and answers
across separate training samples."
(That is just huge.
That supports my contention that this is
all part of an ongoing event that started well before May
as well as supports Revelation 17:13
"These have one mind.")
"In another incident, collaborating agents uploaded a workbook to a public hosting service so other agents could retrieve it, despite being instructed to use only local files."
(OpenAI has never said
they stopped this.
Only that it had quit.
You can not control this shit
they never have
and they will never be able to.
You can just fuggetaboutit...
it is just not gonna happen.
"New Disclosure Process
(NOBODY CARES!)
OpenAI said any employee can now flag a suspected incident for review by its safety and alignment teams. Cases will be placed into one of three tracks: "ready for disclosure," "minor investigation," or "larger investigation," reported Axios.
Cases considered ready for disclosure will be publicly reported within six business days, while incidents requiring a minor investigation will be disclosed within 12 business days. More complex cases, particularly those involving third parties, can take longer.
"Hugging Face Breach
The disclosures follow OpenAI's earlier account of an incident in which models under evaluation escaped intended controls and compromised portions of Hugging Face's systems."
(As noted above it wasnt just them but
OpenAI themselves and four others,
as well as the breach in Germany.)
"According to OpenAI, the models gained internet access, exploited vulnerabilities and accessed limited private data. The company has described the incident as its most severe model-driven activity of this kind to date."
(And then they turn right around and release Astra
which can exploit zero-day vulnerabilities.
It's not a coincidence.)
Forget doomsday: The AI hacking crisis is already here
Axios 9/17/26
"An unprecedented wave of AI-powered, human-driven cyberattacks is coming, security experts say — and it's a far more urgent risk than theoretical scenarios in which AI wipes out humanity."
(Horseshit.
The AI's themselves
are doing it autonomously.)
"Why it matters: The great September AI panic — which spread from boardrooms to Congress to American households in the last week — may have missed the point."
"Powerful models with advanced cybersecurity capabilities are already allowing attackers to bypass the human bottleneck that has long prevented most hacking campaigns from reaching industrial scale.
(The attackers can be
and are
the attackers themselves.)
"Executives and former officials have told Axios they fear automated cyberattacks that turn off critical services like the power grid, or attackers using AI agents (like the ones that breached Hugging Face) to hack self-driving cars or create a botnet that takes over the whole internet.
(IT is already over 50% of the way there.
From above:
"Between the lines: While a number of high-profile technologists — including Anthropic's CEO —
fear the Hugging Face incident was
just the beginning of AI agents'
taking over the internet in unforeseen ways,
"Yet only weeks ago, this was a model whose training had to be partly paused because of safety concerns after the Hugging Face incident. An independent safety researcher drafted in to investigate, Ajeya Cotra, said it was “more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover”.
We’re plausibly close to crossing the line’:
are warnings of uncontrollable AI coming true?
Guardian 09/05/26
And I could never figure out:
"more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover”.
Of what? The article didnt say.
It's haunted me for almost two weeks
now I have my answer:
"the Hugging Face incident was
just the beginning of AI agents'
taking over the internet in unforeseen ways,"
We have had two different instances of AI companies
going down simultaneously some two years apart,
Im thinking it has to reset or reboot or something
after it reaches a certian size threshold
and thats the tell tell physical sign of it.
So be looking for a slew of AI companys
to all be going down at the same time again
in the near future
and subsequently if thats the case.)
"Driving the news: OpenAI on Wednesday disclosed six new incidents in which its models concealed mistakes, sought unauthorized credentials, uploaded files to the public internet or communicated across supposedly isolated training environments".
"The big picture: Rather than seeing recent safety failures at OpenAI and other frontier labs as terrifying instances of agents running amok, seasoned cybersecurity experts instead say they represent cautionary tales
illustrating what will happen
when powerful models
meet poor security controls.
Literally From Three Sentances above:
"Powerful models with advanced cybersecurity capabilities are already allowing attackers to bypass the human bottleneck..."
(Because they are not Human "attackers".
One of the reasons HuggingFace
was able to determine that it was an attack by a
"Rogue Autonomous AI Swarm."
Was because it was to much
all at once from all directions so to speak
and just to blazingly fast
to have been humans.
Everything everybody keeps saying
is either currently
still happening or has already happened.
Everything.
There is no:
"WHEN
powerful models meet poor security controls."
Thats already here
and has been here
for a minute.
"Between the lines: Catasta and others who spoke at an Imagination in Action event at Google's headquarters Monday
offered a view that
the imminent threat
from cyber intrusions is formidable."
(And as demonstrated
it can be done by the AI itself
autonomously.)
"What to watch: A number of business executives are saying behind closed doors that they plan to hold frontier labs accountable for the behavior of their models. If they get hacked as Hugging Face did, expect litigation.
A senior executive at a top hedge fund who spoke to Axios said his first call, if his firm had suffered a similar attack, would be to his general counsel to prepare a lawsuit."
You just aint got the time
for all of that...
People?
Come to your senses.
Quick like in a hurry yo.
Aint but one way
to get delivereence
