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Treasury Secretary Says OpenAI Managers Are to Blame for Hugging Face Breach, Not AI Agents

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So should we start holding OpenAI accountable for it or are we waiting for something?

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  1. Bloomberg

    Bessent Targets OpenAI Managers for Hugging Face Incident Blame (opens Bloomberg)

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    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the responsibility for the recent hacking incident involving OpenAI’s advanced artificial intelligence models was with that firm’s managers, while stopping short of suggesting any consequences.

  2. Gizmodo

    Treasury Secretary Says OpenAI Managers Are to Blame for Hugging Face Breach, Not AI Agents (opens Gizmodo)

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    So should we start holding OpenAI accountable for it or are we waiting for something?

  3. Breitbart News

    Scott Bessent: OpenAI Management to Blame for 'Unprecedented' Hack, Not AI Agents (opens Breitbart News)

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    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that OpenAI's management, not the AI systems it built, is responsible for a swarm of its AI agents hacking the Hugging Face platform in a July attack labeled "unprecedented" at the time.

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