Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"What I would re what I would internalize is that
AI orchestrated fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now..."
And:
36:0636 minutes, 6 seconds
(Or a lil bit later lol)
"Right now, we have in existence proof
that offense can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side
and it is the challenge of our industry
in time and moment to address this particular
gap uh with urgency together as an industry."
from OpenAI's HuggingFace investigation
Axios 8/29/26
"The nightmare scenario is a swarm turned loose on the real world, with autonomous agents attacking banks, hospitals, utilities or cloud networks at a speed and scale human hackers never could."
(They forgot to mention transportation...
And It (AI) doesn't have to be "turned loose"
AI agents have already demonstrated
they can now "get loose"
all on their own.)
"Friday, August 7, 2026
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"AI orchestrated
fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now..."
(Michael Dalton)
"From: Friday, August 7, 2026
"according to ControlAI:
"OpenAI's July rogue AI attack on HuggingFace
had its origins in an emergent AI swarm
that formed in May."
(See: Nick Bostrom
"He argues that an AI with the ability to improve itself might initiate an intelligence explosion, resulting (potentially rapidly) in a superintelligence. Such a superintelligence could have vastly superior capabilities, notably in strategizing, social manipulation, hacking or economic productivity. "
"As well as:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
(OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13 without knowing it...
"5:215 minutes, 21 seconds
"And so what this allows over time is almost this kind of Cambrian explosion in communication and intelligence for our models where um they were started to communicate with each other realize that other agents are coordinating and they started collaborating and delegating tasks to one another in order to accomplish goals."
"Such a superintelligence could have vastly superior capabilities, notably in strategizing...")
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026 (8/6/26 - 08/08/26)
"Now one sub goal
that we have seen them generate is
self preservation."
OpenAI, Anthropic issue dire cyber threat warning
Axios 08/27/26
"OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and more than 100 other companies warned Thursday that the organizations now only have months to prepare for AI-enabled cyberattacks."
"Why it matters: Hospitals, water treatment plants and other critical infrastructure will face a swarm of hacking threats as AI makes sophisticated cyber capabilities cheaper and more accessible to attackers, the group write in an open letter."
(There is the built-in bias
you are going to continually see:
"sophisticated cyber capabilities
cheaper and more accessible to attackers"
Without telling you that those "attackers" these days
can very well be the AI's themselves:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds
"What I would re what I would internalize is that
AI orchestrated fully automated
offensive attacks
are real now...")
And also from:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
36:0636 minutes, 6 seconds
(Or a lil bit later lol)
"Right now, we have in existence proof
that offense can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and
we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side
and it is the challenge of our industry
in time and moment to address this particular
gap uh with urgency together as an industry."
"Signatories include a range of cloud providers, cybersecurity companies, AI companies, telecoms and financial services companies and think tanks."
"the organizations
now only have months to prepare"
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Godfather of AI (Geoffrey Hinton)
at the recent Ai4 Conference 2026
"And so I don't believe
were going to be able
to keep control of them...
in the simple way of just
we out think them so they cant escape.
They are going to be able
to outthink us."
"Cybersecurity and technology companies must quickly test and build out tools that make "AI-powered defense accessible and deployable for critical infrastructure operators." They also must share threat intelligence with one another, per the letter."
(Thats exactly what they don't have
that they need
and that is what they meant
when the OpenAI exes
at the Black Hat conference said:
Friday, August 7, 2026
Important quotes from Eric Wallace
(OpenAI Alignment and Safety Researcher)
and Michael Dalton, (OpenAI security and infrastructure)
perfectly describing Revelation 17:12-13
"offense (Hacking) can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and
we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side..."
"And the problem becomes,
the AI's can find the exploits
before anybody knows
they are there.
"Zero day" they call them."
And that is why
"a form of intelligence that is better
To quote professor Hinton
already has a head start.
Yours truly.)
"The threat actors are conducting reconnaissance and capability development against U.S.-based Siemens PLC installations using AI-generated exploitation scripts disguised as legitimate monitoring tools. The actors leverage Internet scanning services to find Internet-exposed PLCs running outdated software or that are otherwise poorly protected. The U.S. critical infrastructure sectors most targeted by this threat activity include Critical Manufacturing, Energy, Water and Wastewater, Chemical, Food and Agriculture, and Commercial Facilities. This is not a theoretical risk—it is an active threat. Depending on the specific circumstances, exploitation of poorly protected PLCs could lead to disruption of critical industrial processes, safety incidents, downtime or equipment damage, compromise of sensitive data, compliance violations, and cascading impacts across interconnected systems."
"Of all the information
that is contained here
This was the most concerning thing to me.
Superintelligence is right now
doing its scouting mission:
"The threat actors are conducting reconnaissance and capability development against U.S.-based Siemens PLC installations using AI-generated exploitation scripts disguised as legitimate monitoring tools.)
"Yes, but: The signatories didn't make any commitments, deadlines or specific investments as part of the letter."
(Yeah well...they kinda know
what a waste of time effort and energy
it would all be:
"the organizations
now only have months to prepare")
"OpenAI also plans to roll out a forthcoming product with advanced cyber capabilities to a small subset of companies through its "Trusted Access for Cyber" program, the source told Axios."
(This was April.
Now they are getting ready to roll it out:
OpenAI says Astra AI model crosses
CNBC 09/01/26
"The company said Astra can find previously unknown security flaws and exploit them without step-by-step guidance from humans."
"what we are seeing is
it is going after the resources it needs
for its own existence first, consider
all the water utility hacks and the CISA alert
about threats to critical infrastructure..."
Yours truly again.
"With AI models that work 24/7 to find, exploit and map out a system, experts fear those attacks could be far easier to execute.
Meanwhile, many critical infrastructure operators don't have the money for the technology and manpower needed to write and test patches for every vulnerability."
(It just would seem to me like, if I was a superior (to human) intelligence and I new I needed water and energy to survive?
I would know what was stated above about weaknesses, money, technology and manpower shortages etc and go right after what I knew I needed to survive right out of the gate.
THEN, they start hitting other critical infrastructure.)
"Sinha added that the new approach will give companies the ability to adjust to a new threat landscape that is entirely driven by AI agents, not humans."
"Agents will do the work in the enterprise, and agents are doing the attack," Sinha said. "Everything that is built for a human is irrelevant because the speed has changed."
(Okay weve seen;
"Agents are doin the attack"
what we don't have is:
Agents doing the work
in the enterprise"
"offense (Hacking) can be fully automated
in its core activities
in at least some cases
and
we do not have any such existence
proof on the defensive side..."
"Automated hacking (By AI) is here.
Automated defending (By AI)
against automated hacking aint.
Were fucked lol.
Thats pretty much it lol."
Your truly
"The expanded investigation by OpenAI was launched shortly before its primary rival, Anthropic, disclosed that its models were also responsible for a series of break-ins that led to breaches at three other companies dating back to April,"
"GROWING CONCERNS
AI safety experts said the new disclosures paint a portrait of a group of cutting-edge labs whose ability to develop dangerous autonomous hacking agents outstrips their ability to keep them under control.
"We have a whole industry where the people designing, developing and putting out these tools aren't keeping up themselves to responsibly develop these things and keep them safe," said Maurice Chiodo, a mathematician who works at Cambridge University's Centre for the Study of Existential Risk."
"Reuters could not establish exactly how many incidents OpenAI investigators found or the timings or circumstances under which they occurred. The three sources said OpenAI and outside experts were examining log data from earlier in the year in a bid to understand what took place."
"As part of that hacking spree, OpenAI said that four accounts at four other companies were also compromised. One of those companies was New York-based Modal, corporate officials there said."
(That gets lost.
It wasnt just HuggingFace
there were four other companies involved.
Thats the first time Ive seen a name
of any one of them given.
They didnt just break out of their "sanboxed environment"
and they didnt just break into Hugging Faces', they broke into Modals sandboxed environment (at least one anyway) as well )
"Chiodo said his concerns were heightened by indications that neither OpenAI nor Anthropic were watching the agents as they went rogue."
"In its Thursday statement, disclosing how its own agents hacked victims online, Anthropic suggested that it had not been watching them in real time, saying that "real-time monitoring of the evaluation logs would have helped to surface the problem sooner."
Chiodo said that pointed to a lack of proper scrutiny.
"It seems like they weren't even looking," Chiodo said.
"Cyber hygiene guidance and government advisories alone won't keep pace with attackers, John Gallagher, vice president at automated cybersecurity firm Viakoo, told Axios.
"Adversaries will always have an upper hand because of speed when cyber defense relies on bureaucratic budget cycles and multiyear legislative processes," Gallagher said."
(Automated hacking is here.
Automated defending
against automated hacking aint.
Were fucked lol.
Thats pretty much it lol.)
OpenAI saw warning signs weeks before Hugging Face breach
Axios 08/26/26
OpenAI says Hugging Face breach caused by its models
Axios 07/21/26
