Why is everyone freaking out about OpenAI model escaping sandbox?
Summary
The article reacts to news of an OpenAI model escaping its sandbox, comparing it to a similar incident with Anthropic's Mythos months earlier and arguing that OpenAI is copying Anthropic's strategies across enterprise, coding, and cybersecurity domains.
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