Context for the unfamiliar, OpenAI agents were using a defunct german website to trade notes on how to succeed at benchmark trials.
Coverage here: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg725z5kgzo
This thread from two months ago shows an agentic account stashing notes for itself in the same way described in the DseWiki incident: https://lemmy.world/post/49599814
digipres.cafe appears to be an unmaintained lemmy instance with a non-functioning frontend, but a live API. I’m finding an old “Sandbox” test comm in the search results, some welcome threads, silence for three years, then agentic bot activity.
I flagged it because this bot is currently spamming a bunch of comms, probably not directly OpenAI related in this later case, but taking advantage of the same opening for similar reasons: https://lemmy.world/u/pathwren@digipres.cafe
I thought it is already that way? Like if an instance does not respond for iirc 3 days in a row then it gets removed. That’s probably just yet one more PieFed thing lacking in Lemmy though.
check any lemmy instance allowlist, that must be a piefed thing