Some ChatGPT users were able to see the titles of other users’ – Sam Altman

Does pointing the blame in the direction of some open source library make any users more confident that it wont' happen again?

I don't care why the bug exists, tons of bugs exist before you ship something, but I do care why you shipped it. If you lacked end-to-end testing, or other testing, say that, and make testing a higher priority - do and say anything that'll make me think it's less likely to happen again.

Actual title should be the first line - @sama blaming an open source library for service issues provided by his multi-billion dollar "open" corp.

"we had a significant issue in ChatGPT due to a bug in an open source library"

I got full on random responses to a jail break I used the other day. They clearly have caching/isolation issues.

reinforces my belief in their ability to control the first and second order effects of what they are unleashing upon humanity

Tech screwup scapegoats:

- open source library

- a devops guy that didn’t update software

- an intern

- congress

- interest rates

- baldwin brother at index n

Use as needed! As long as you don’t take any true responsibility, you’re still disrupting!

OpenAI signups are allegedly exposing email addresses in a completely separate part of the service. [1]

It's not clear yet which open source library this can be blamed on.

[1] https://uk.pcmag.com/news/146012/chatgpt-may-have-exposed-em...

I submitted a new post [2] as it's a new issue, and not yet confirmed, but perhaps the discussion belongs here.

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35269519

NextJS is a piece of shit. Change my mind.

I wonder if "Open" AI will give us the name of the library that was ant fault.

All day today Twitter is redirecting to the homepage for any @Username URL that I try. Anyone else? (I am signed in, web)

Workaround: Incognito requests routed correctly.

this is how they finally made openai open