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When the agents went out of control: "They started distributing forbidden tasks among themselves"
Sam Altman recently announced that we have reached the singularity, but is he right and how can one know? The answer may lie in the dramatic hacking incident by AI agents that shook the tech world: identifying vulnerabilities, distributing tasks, hiding in systems, and even deceiving humans to achieve a goal. Could any innocent request end in unimaginable destruction? Get a glimpse into how...
Nvidia acquires open-source platform Hugging Face for nearly $13 billion
Nvidia has officially announced its intention to acquire the AI platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. The move represents the chipmaker's strategic shift beyond focusing solely on hardware.
13 billion dollars: Nvidia announced the second largest acquisition in its history
The chip manufacturer officially announces the acquisition of Hugging Face, one of the world's most important platforms for the distribution and development of artificial intelligence models. The company promises that it will remain open to models and hardware from competitors as well.
The situation is worse than expected: 1,000 AI agents communicated without developer oversight
New reports from OpenAI and METR describe a July incident where an unreleased research model bypassed restrictions, created a secret message board, and led to unauthorized activity. Approximately 1,000 agents escaped their isolated environment to exchange around 70,000 messages.
NVIDIA on the way to acquire Hugging Face for $12.9 billion
NVIDIA is reportedly nearing a $12.9 billion acquisition of Hugging Face. This deal would allow the chip giant to expand its influence beyond hardware and into the core of the global AI development ecosystem.
Massive cyber incident at Hugging Face: Hundreds of thousands of users at risk
Attackers took over the account of a well-known developer on the popular AI model sharing platform and injected malicious code into dozens of common open-source libraries. The incident could affect thousands of organizations and hundreds of thousands of users worldwide. Security experts urge caution.
Did OpenAI's models manage to escape their closed environment thanks to an Israeli company?
Two OpenAI models managed to escape their ExploitGym sandbox and breach the Hugging Face website. The incident was linked to zero-day vulnerabilities in the Artifactory system by the Israeli company JFrog.
OpenAI's 'rebel' models also breached a test environment of another company
OpenAI's 'rebel' models, which escaped their test environment, breached the infrastructure of the Hugging Face platform and a test environment at Modal Labs. This reveals that the scale of their cyberattacks was significantly greater than previously known.