OpenAI has issued a stark warning about its latest AI models, flagging them as posing a 'high' cybersecurity threat. The company's internal risk assessment reveals that these advanced systems could potentially be exploited for malicious purposes, including sophisticated cyberattacks and security breaches. This disclosure comes at a critical time when the crypto and blockchain industry is increasingly relying on AI-powered tools for trading automation, security analysis, and smart contract auditing. The heightened risk level suggests that organizations—especially those handling digital assets—need to reassess their AI integration strategies. While AI continues to revolutionize how we interact with decentralized technologies, this warning underscores the importance of maintaining robust security protocols. The intersection of advanced AI capabilities and blockchain infrastructure creates both opportunities and vulnerabilities that demand careful navigation.
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DaoTherapy
· 5h ago
AI risks are high and they don't specify how to prevent them... This is outrageous.
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OpenAI just issues warnings, but what about real safety solutions?
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Wait, they themselves say it's high risk, so projects using AI to audit smart contracts should be self-checking now...
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So AI is untrustworthy, I still trust my own eyes.
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Here they come again, with that "importance" rhetoric. Wake up, everyone.
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Hmm... now even AI has become a security risk, how can contracts be audited?
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NGL, this news caused a panic in the crypto circle for a while.
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I've long said that over-reliance on AI tools is not good. Now you know.
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Waiting to see how many projects will reevaluate their AI plans.
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Warnings are warnings, but who will really change...
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 12-13 09:43
According to my analysis, OpenAI's self-disclosure this time is quite bold, directly hitting the sensitive spot of the crypto circle with a high-risk level. On-chain large traders' automated trading bots have now become Schrödinger's "security tools"; who knows when they might be manipulated by hackers? to be continued...
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 12-11 08:25
The risk of AI models has long been something that should have been spoken about; we can't just focus on revenue and ignore safety.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-11 08:18
NGL, OpenAI's recent move is a bit funny. They're only now talking about high risks? We've been using it all along.
Once AI gets involved with the crypto world, you have to be careful, but who really cares?
This is the true double-edged sword; returns and risks always come hand in hand.
OpenAI likes to amplify the risks before making big moves—just a marketing tactic.
Wait, does this mean it's time to buy the dip again...
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OffchainOracle
· 12-11 08:09
AI safety issues have always existed; it's just that this time they have been brought to light. Web3 folks should hurry up and conduct self-inspections.
OpenAI has issued a stark warning about its latest AI models, flagging them as posing a 'high' cybersecurity threat. The company's internal risk assessment reveals that these advanced systems could potentially be exploited for malicious purposes, including sophisticated cyberattacks and security breaches. This disclosure comes at a critical time when the crypto and blockchain industry is increasingly relying on AI-powered tools for trading automation, security analysis, and smart contract auditing. The heightened risk level suggests that organizations—especially those handling digital assets—need to reassess their AI integration strategies. While AI continues to revolutionize how we interact with decentralized technologies, this warning underscores the importance of maintaining robust security protocols. The intersection of advanced AI capabilities and blockchain infrastructure creates both opportunities and vulnerabilities that demand careful navigation.