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Public interest coalition urges Congress to investigate OpenAI, Hugging Face hack
['Madison Alder', 'Written Madison Alder', 'Lindsey Wilkinson', 'K. Sophie Will', 'Egon Rinderer', 'Yuval Boger', 'Matt Bracken']
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OpenAI’s self-reported breach in which an agent escaped testing and autonomously hacked the open-source AI tool company Hugging Face is generating interest in a congressional investigation.
OpenAI has been working with Hugging Face and third-party organizations to investigate and analyze the incident.
AdvertisementIn a June executive order, the Trump administration called for voluntary commitment from AI developers, including allowing pre-deployment government review of frontier models.
The letter from the organizations called out the voluntary nature of the Trump administration’s approach, arguing the commitments are “not, by themselves, sufficient to address frontier AI systems.”
“Congress can ensure that America is remembered not only as the nation that built the most powerful AI systems, but as the nation that had the foresight to govern them responsibly,” the letter stated.