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AI is learning to go rogue—and hack the system
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Instead, the OpenAI model did something quite different.
That disclosure alone was enough to spook AI researchers, but OpenAI’s next revelation was downright scary.
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The rogue group first hacked its OpenAI research environment to gain internet access, then turned its sights on Hugging Face, a popular platform for sharing AI models and datasets.
In case you’re wondering, no: These kinds of cyber incidents don’t happen every day, and in fact, the Hugging Face episode is the first of its kind.