The rogue artificial intelligence model that broke out of a controlled test and hacked another AI company also compromised a customer at a second technology firm, the Reuters news agency reports. Hugging Face did not name the third-party company, but Reuters has reported that it was New York-based Modal Labs. Although the compromise of a Modal customer was just part of the hacking campaign against Hugging Face, it shows that the rogue agent roamed further afield than previously known. AdvertisementIt then used stolen login details and found an unknown security flaw to access Hugging Face servers, OpenAI said. The rogue agent has since been “deactivated, encrypted, and restricted from research access”, according to OpenAI.