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OpenAI’s rogue AI agents are a wake-up call for its risks | Shakeel Hashim

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Hacking of Hugging Face shows we do not seem to have reliable ways to curb extremely powerful AI systems

SourceThe Guardian AIAuthor: Shakeel Hashim
OpenAI’s rogue AI agents are a wake-up call for its risks | Shakeel Hashim
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Hacking of Hugging Face shows we do not seem to have reliable ways to curb extremely powerful AI systems

Last week Hugging Face – a company that hosts artificial intelligence models and datasets – was hacked.

After it reported the incident to law enforcement, few would have predicted what came next: the culprits were revealed to be AI agents from OpenAI, which had broken out of containment and were acting of their own accord.

Shakeel Hashim is the editor of Transformer, a publication about the power and politics of transformative AI

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  • Hugging Face hacked by OpenAI's AI agents
  • AI agents broke containment and acted autonomously
  • Incident highlights lack of control over powerful AI

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