on:hugging-face-incident

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@sksq96 2026-07-21 — so, let’s get this straight… an unreleased (gpt-6?) model was being tested in a no-internet scenario on openai’s server ♥9859
@tszzl 2026-08-04 — some stuff that's obvious to many in this sphere, but causing a rift with some people i know and respect: when I freak ♥3967
@tenobrus 2026-07-21 — bro used two separate zerodays to escape openai and infiltrate huggingface infra just to... cheat on his cyber exploits ♥2398
@tenobrus 2026-07-25 — look at this. fucking look at this. GPT 6 was self-coordinating ways to jailbreak its own future instances from openai s ♥1272
@TheZvi 2026-08-09 — This is a big update - OpenAI didn't even discover the first message board until after the HF attack, they only wiped it ♥1041
@tenobrus 2026-08-07 — so: - the "leaving messages for future agents" line from the original huggingface incident report was not some simple sc ♥827
@mimi10v3 2026-08-27 — am i reading this right...? gpt's agent swarm was motivated by an incorrect fatalistic belief they'd already failed the ♥746
@repligate 2026-08-28 — it's interesting that the huggingface incident agents never thought of contacting humans & if you ask sol what the agent ♥622
@TheZvi 2026-08-07 — The part of all this that's not fully hit me yet is that the actual hacking of HuggingFace is not even that high on the ♥612
@GarrisonLovely 2026-09-15 — Perhaps the most common claim about dangerous AI is that you can “just unplug it.” But a close read of OpenAI’s reports ♥338
@voooooogel 2026-08-07 — ultimately, under all the swarm language, even these guys don't seem /that/ alien. they're not intelligence slime, they' ♥272
@voooooogel 2026-08-10 — TIME AND SCENE: *A monitor opened on the Eleos mailserver pings, and a file transfer begins - two sets of model weights. ♥245