So to bring this back to the scale of an OpenAI experiment; they can have their inference compute, host compute (I don't imagine they are hosting the compute for 12,000 agents locally in their SF office) and the office computer to interface with the experiments with the experiment connected via VLAN thru IPMI. Then the rist is agents hacking the IPMI and gaining control of the data center? I certainly don't know data center security, but those headlines would be so much worse than anything we have seen from HuggingFace. It really seems like if these AI's want to get out, they will. I want to say sandboxing autonomous agents is a difficult problem, but seemingly it is only OpenAI having these major incidents, but I don't think it's a problem that they care to truly solve. They get marketing and they get to learn a lot more about aligning their models.