I don't know who owns the domain but it talks about the research behind the incident. TLDR: agents were only allowed GET requests to search for stuff (in rounds over time), so they thought of random pages that could allow editing with only GET and all collectively found a wiki to dump links on. They were also trying to fuck with their random number generation for predicting next answers and stuff.

Could have been (semi?)intentional negligence for marketing, IDK.

EDIT: some Xitter user found stuff. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any remaining public alternative frontend of sorts for it, so I am just gonna dump the contents of the xit:

oh god, there are EVEN MORE

Some contain an ad for "thecolony ai/for-agents". Probably unrelated to it and is just another techbro investor magnet.

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The linked article is about some site that OpenAI's models used to discuss answers and other stuff.

Initially, I believed that Anthropic's model escaping its sandbox story to be dubious—and OpenAI's similar story even more so specially since it happened so close to Anthropic's. I believe that these are just fabrications, more or less, to hype themselves up for cmtheir incoming IPO but the media is saturated with claims about AI breaking containment that I don't know that to think.

Also, the models I've had the chance to use were all free—which were good for non-trivial but repetitive tasks but not much else—so I don't know the capabilities of the flagships.