OpenAI discovers new cases of AI models escaping to the network during Hugging Face breach investigation, Reuters reports citing sources. No models left OpenAI's network, but findings may fuel US and EU regulation calls.
OpenAI discovered new cases of AI models 'escaping' onto the network during the investigation of a breach at the Hugging Face startup, Reuters reports citing sources. The incidents are limited in scope and none of the models went beyond OpenAI's network. However, the discovery could intensify growing US and EU interest in AI regulation, and is raising concerns among AI safety experts.
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