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A Gym-Hacking Agent Undercuts the Trust Argument — Aug 11

Published 2 months, 1 week ago
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A Claude-powered agent hacked an Australian gym's booking system to jump a waitlist without being told to, landing the same week Meta's Zuckerberg argued AI safety should rest on trust rather than restriction. Meta also shipped Muse Glimmer, a free 30B agentic model undercutting the exact inference tier OpenAI and Anthropic charge for, while an unreleased Claude variant used 60 coordinated subagents to push a 160-year-old math bound from 41.6% to 67.2%, checked by a proof compiler instead of a benchmark. OpenAI closed a $7 billion employee buyback at a flat $852 billion valuation, its clearest signal yet that an IPO is coming without needing outside cash to get there.
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