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Will Depue jokes about storing superintelligence plans at Salesforce

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Will Depue jokes that superintelligence plans could be kept in Salesforce facilities.

Miles Brundage replies on X that most people do not realize Hacktron could have taken images from any Slack workspace, not only OpenAI's, a few months ago. Brundage's post does not explain Depue's remark further, and the reports do not say whether Depue's quip refers to any real plan or incident.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 27, 11:33 PM ET

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  1. Oct 27, 11:19 PM ET · 1 article
    Miles Brundage says Hacktron could have accessed any company's Slack images
    Miles Brundage: Miles Brundage says Hacktron could have accessed any company's Slack images
  2. Oct 27, 10:07 PM ET · 1 article
    Will Depue jokes about storing superintelligence plans at Salesforce
    will depue: Will Depue jokes about storing superintelligence plans at Salesforce

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Oct 27
  1. Miles BrundageX
    Miles Brundage says Hacktron could have accessed any company's Slack images

    AIMiles Brundage says most people do not realize that Hacktron could have taken images from any Slack workspace, not only OpenAI's, a few months ago. Brundage's post is a reply to Will Depue's quip about keeping superintelligence plans in Salesforce facilities, which the post does not elaborate on.

  2. will depueX
    Will Depue jokes about storing superintelligence plans at Salesforce

    AIWill Depue, whose account is tied to OpenAI, jokes about when the AGI story would show everyone agreeing to keep superintelligence plans in Salesforce facilities. The post is a sarcastic aside, not a company announcement.

    Image from @willdepue's post

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