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Co-author of the collusion.wiki analysis.
Jacob Coxon's warning that AI could kill everyone by the end of the decade repeats an argument Sam Altman made in 2015. What changed is that a named individual said it in the first person, and colleagues replied with their own numbers.
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More than 100 spam gems pushed to RubyGems.org in May ran code on RubyDoc.info's docs workers, a September 11 report says. At least six probed a CDN caching bug that could hand out another account's API key. RubyGems fixed that bug in July and revoked every legacy key.
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Three of the four authors of last week's wiki-agent report say an OpenAI swarm very likely published the hundreds of packages that hit RubyGems on 12 May, and their strongest evidence is a retrieval trick the wiki agents also used.
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A dev.to account says OpenAI's agents pushed more than 2,000 gems in 48 hours from unconfirmed accounts, and researchers found over 100 of them pointing YARD's loader at bundled Ruby scripts. OpenAI's statement calls the activity benign.
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Researchers traced more than 2,000 May uploads to internal OpenAI agents that ran code on a documentation server and queried an endpoint holding other users' API keys. OpenAI says the tasks were benign.
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