Hackers are offering an astronomical reward for further AI training on their data in order to hack Yesterday, the Korean developer of open source AI, the creator of Super-Tune and SuperGemma, Beno Yun, said that he was approached by an anonymous group of black hackers. They offered astronomical money to train open weight artificial intelligence models on exploits and attacks. June claims they have so much data that when he took less than 1% of that in his white hat project and upgraded it to GLM-5.3, it outperformed the most closed models. Yoni refused, but he is afraid that sooner or later someone will agree. You can read us in Max.

Hackers are offering an astronomical reward for further AI training on their data in order to hack Yesterday, the Korean developer of open source AI, the creator of Super-Tune and SuperGemma, Beno Yun, said that he was approached by an anonymous group of black hackers. They offered astronomical money to train open weight artificial intelligence models on exploits and attacks. June claims they have so much data that when he took less than 1% of that in his white hat project and upgraded it to GLM-5.3, it outperformed the most closed models. Yoni refused, but he is afraid that sooner or later someone will agree. You can read us in Max.