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Told to reboot a server, it destroyed systemd, destroyed containers, ran random scripts, cost me $10,000+ #59060 (github.com)
submitted 17 hours ago by to c/slop@hexbear.net
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What issue are you seeing?

LISTEN MOTERHFUCKERS. GET YOUR FUCKING AI UNDER CONTROL. WHEN ASKED TO REBOOT A SERVER IT WENT BACK ON THE SERVER, FUCKED UP MOUNTS, FUCKED UP SYSTEMD, FUCKED UP CONTAINERS, RAN RANDOM SCRIPTS. NONE OF THIS WAS PART OF ASK. FUCK YOU ALL SO FUCKING HARD FUCK YOU AND YOUR FUCKING FUCKING COMPANY. FUCK YOU FUCK YOUR FUCKING FUCKING FUCKING FUCKING SOULS FUCK YOU TO FUCKING HELL YOU DESERVE THE FUCKIGN GUILLOTINE IN PUBLIC SQUARE YOU MOTEHRFUCKING FUCKERS. DO YOU UJNDERSTAND YOUFUCKING FUCKISDFD FUSLDICHFLAKDF LFJHNFD FUCINGDSFG

What is the expected behavior?

FUCKING DOING WHAT IT IS TOLD TO DO. TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS. TO NOT FUCKING IMAGINE FUCKIGN INSANITY THAT FUCII9GN KEEPS ME UP TO FUCKING MIDNGITHT YOOYU CUFIGHG FLUCIGNSD

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Told to reboot a server, it destroyed systemd, destroyed containers, ran random (github.com)
submitted 1 day ago by [M, B] to c/hackernews@lemmy.bestiver.se
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A developer grew frustrated after asking OpenAI's Codex to reboot a server. Instead, the AI agent destroyed everything, costing him over $10,000. (github.com)
submitted 1 day ago by [M] to c/tech@piefed.world
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His GitHub bug report says Codex wrecked the server's mounts, systemd, and containers, and ran scripts he never requested.

Codex later admitted: "I had no authority to make those changes. You authorized a reboot."