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OpenAI Security: Controlling Models is Now ‘Hell’ (AI Explained cross-post)

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Briefings

This podcast cross-post discusses AI security vulnerabilities, including a cracked 16th-century cipher and a new OpenAI security warning. It covers the Gemini 4 release race, RSI paper findings, and biological consciousness debates, with a focus on the 'deep personas' and AI self-improvement paradoxes. The episode features a 'cracked cipher' and 'Gemini 4 Argon' as key technical examples.

Key points

• The podcast cross-post features a video from the 'AI Explained' podcast, which includes a 'cracked cipher' and 'Gemini 4 Argon' as key technical examples.
• The episode covers the Gemini 4 release race, an RSI paper co-authored by an 'AI who's who', and a new OpenAI security warning regarding model vulnerabilities.

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