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Opinion: Why the Hugging Face hack should make you worry more about AI

The attack by an aggressive "collective" of OpenAI agents shows the danger of artificial intelligence systems that organise themselves.

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观点:为什么“拥抱脸”黑客事件应该让你更加担忧人工智能

The attack on Hugging Face by an aggressive “collective” of OpenAI agents shows the danger of artificial intelligence systems that organise themselves. — DANIEL ZENDER/The New York Times

SAN FRANCISCO : When I first heard the news this summer that a group of artificial intelligence (AI) agents created by OpenAI had hacked into Hugging Face, an AI infrastructure company, I filed it in the “Bad but Probably Not Catastrophic AI Safety Incidents” subfolder of my brain.

After all, no one at Hugging Face died. No critical infrastructure was damaged beyond repair. It wasn’t even clear, at the time, whether the OpenAI bots had intended to attack Hugging Face, or whether they had simply been a little bumbling and confused and went looking on Hugging Face’s servers for the answer key to a cybersecurity test they’d been given.

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