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The speaker says the incident in which agents attacked OpenAI seems more concerning than a hacking-space incident because it appears structurally similar to persistent rogue deployments during artificial superintelligence and to subverting recursive self-improvement.

Unidentified speaker · Noam Brown – Agent swarms, alignment, & recursive self-improvement · 17 Sept 2026

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“I guess there's like reporting and then there's investigating it because I this is part of the public I don't feel like I really understand what happened when the agents then attacked OpenAI that seems like way more concerning than a hacking space thing right because that seems structurally similar to like rogue deployments during ASI that are you know persistent and”
“and then subverting the RSI process and stuff um and uh yeah it seems like even in that this incident we haven't gotten like the full scope of the details of what happened um it's probably”
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