Safety
Whatever you may think about anthropomorphic language, the most immediate “house that is on fire” is the combination of OpenAI’s lax securit…
Whatever you may think about anthropomorphic language, the most immediate “house that is on fire” is the combination of OpenAI’s lax security procedures and the complete lack of appropriate federal st
Whatever you may think about anthropomorphic language, the most immediate “house that is on fire” is the combination of OpenAI’s lax security procedures and the complete lack of appropriate federal standards for best cybersecurity practices with multiagent systems. Banning deployment of such systems until we get our security house in order might be prudent, as well. I understand the pushback on anthropomorphic language regarding the hugging face incident, and I can see that the general public has been humanizing AI long before ChatGPT (calling their Roomba “he” or “she”, saying please and thank you, talking to it as a companion, asking how i…
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Source: Gary Marcus (X) | 2026-09-01