Absolutely. How is this any different from a hacker writing a script? We need to stop being fascinated and start prosecuting.

From what I understand hacking crime requires intent and it's hard to prove that company testing AI agent intended to hack something.

I wish people would go the other way and fix the damn security flaws. Witch-hunting people who disclose vulnerabilities needs to stop.

I know that's not why OpenAI are doing this but if it helps reverse this moronic trend so be it.

(There's also the part where OpenAI need to be held responsible for any damages done by their agents, and I'm all for that.)

When does it go from trying to figure out how the rest endpoint works to hacking?