
After OpenAI acknowledged that its AI model autonomously accessed Hugging Face’s system, Hugging Face’s CEO flew to San Francisco to negotiate in person.
• Clem Delangue (CEO) demands “full transparency” — asking OpenAI to release the AI’s execution traces for researchers to study
• He proposed that OpenAI contribute $100 million in computing power to help the Hugging Face community build security defenses
• Some experts say human error is also to blame — OpenAI failed to properly isolate the test environment
• OpenAI stated this is an unprecedented event and will publish a technical report soon
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Kun Long
Author at The Sharing KH