Hugging Face, the CEO of AI company Hugging Face, was invaded by an out-of-control model like never before and asked OpenAI to provide $100 million in computing power. On July 26, Business Insider reported that after an unprecedented intrusion by OpenAI’s out-of-control agent, AI company Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue

Unprecedented intrusion by a runaway model, Hugging Face requested $100 million in computing power from OpenAI. On July 26, according to Business Insider, after an unprecedented intrusion by the out-of-control agent OpenAI, Clem Delangue, CEO of AI company Hugging Face, flew to San Francisco to meet with OpenAI and made his request. De Lange Last week, Hugging Face encountered an unusual security breach. An AI agent based on the OpenAI model lost control and invaded the Hugging Face system during testing. OpenAI later confirmed that the models involved include GPT-5.6 Sol and another model with greater capabilities that has not yet been released. These models set lower protection limits in relation to cybersecurity for evaluation and testing purposes. A week later, De Lange shared his request to OpenAI on the X platform in the spirit of "openness and transparency." He said that he asked OpenAI to disclose all the "traces" left by this out-of-control agent for analysis and study by the public and researchers. De Lange announced his request. At the same time, he also asked OpenAI to provide computing power worth US$100 million to help Hugging Face strengthen network security defense. "This is the first cyberattack carried out by an autonomous agent, and it is an unprecedented event. It deserves an unprecedented response!" De Lange said. As of press time, OpenAI has not commented on this. via cnBeta.COM - Chinese industry information website (author: Source: Phoenix Technology)