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Has to be mixed. The model accomplished something truly impressive. We'll see how impressive when the zero-days are available look at. But OpenAI as an engineering company screwed up. The impressive part is mostly locked away from public access so I don't see a huge PR upside. The ugly part could bite them and the entire AI industry hard in terms of regulations. People will be citing this for years.

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Good, people need to be citing this because these are real issues that exist in models we already have.

Models are already 'dangerous' enough in the sense they can root your box and unintentionally shut down the power grid for the east coast because you were dumb enough to run them on a protected network.

Meanwhile half of HN thinks any evidence of a LLM finding an exploit or misconfiguration and abusing it is made up.

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