Nitasha (Natasha) Tiku
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 24 Jul
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I gotta say.
50%.
I didn't see it.
No, I don't.
But I think this is one of many weeks in which we got a pretty clear picture of what the next few years are going to look like, which is messy, disastrous, everybody taking incidents to try to support their own narrative about where AI capabilities are headed and, you know, how to protect ourselves.
So, I mean, this is a really good one to dig into, I think, because last week, Hugging Face, which is kind of like GitHub, but for AI, like they have data sets, models.
It's very open source, funded by all the usual VCs.
They put up this blog post that they had this unprecedented security incident that for the first time happened.
An AI agent had broken into their system and tried all of these methods to get access to some data sets.
And it did it by uploading like a malicious data set that would allow it to kind of like get into the system through their data processing pipeline.
Yeah, yeah.
And at the time, Hugging Face said, you know, we think that this looks like an agent that's used for security and research, but we don't know what LLM it is.
We don't know what model.
So people, you know, obviously this is coming in the middle of all of this talk about Chinese open source models, how they're proliferating, how they're getting more capable.
Right.
Nobody knows, you know, what's happening.
Then this week on Tuesday, OpenAI puts out a blog post and they were like, oh, hey, that was us.
And they said, you know, they discovered after the fact that while they were testing both GPT-5.6 Sol and some new unreleased model, they were testing it on its ability to do these like cyber offensive attacks.
And they gave it this benchmark called Exploit Benchmark that's supposed to test its ability to hack into systems.
The AI agent, which was allowed to work autonomously for a while,
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