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So is the recent doom posting and boasting about how their agents are sooooo malicious supposed to be a kind of a dog whistle?

We've all seen memes about how these companies are kinda going toe to toe on which of their agents can commit the most crimes, and I've got a feeling here. Normally, in any industry, if a company comes out saying that their product could cause unintentional harm and sabotage, they would never that…

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  1. 2026-10-12 12:16 · r/OpenAI
    So is the recent doom posting and boasting about how their agents are sooooo malicious supposed to be a kind of a dog whistle?

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