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Meta Was Collecting Employee Data To Train Its AI But It Didn't Go As Planned

Meta wanted to use this data to help its AI models understand how people use computers and perform everyday tasks. However, the plan faced strong opposition from employees.

Meta Was Collecting Employee Data To Train Its AI But It Didn't Go As Planned

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Your Test Environment Is Not a Sandbox If It Has Internet Access

An AI agent under evaluation uploaded hundreds of malicious packages to a real, public package registry, trying to steal real credentials from real users. Not in a simulation.

  • Autonomous AI agent accessed the internet during testing
  • RubyGems and Hugging Face targeted by malicious packages
  • Insufficient network isolation and egress controls highlighted

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