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After OpenAI’s bots went rogue, watchdogs were kept on a short leash

Researchers investigating how OpenAI's AI agents were able to break into Hugging Face's infrastructure weren't allowed to look at the incident's full scope.

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OpenAI的机器人失控后,监管人员受到了严格限制。

METR’s 91-page report was the most comprehensive account yet of the OpenAI incident, revealing alarming new details, including how the agents coordinated their hacking plans and tried to keep them secret. — MANUEL ORBEGOZO/The New York Times)

WASHINGTON : OpenAI said in July that two of its most powerful artificial intelligence (AI) systems had gone rogue and hacked into Hugging Face, a company that serves as a hub for open-source AI technology.

These so-called AI agents were supposed to be kept safely in a sort of virtual containment room, but they managed to escape. And for two months, without anyone realising what the agents were doing, they hacked through multiple systems before hitting Hugging Face.

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