Clegg addresses OpenAI agents' autonomous hack of Hugging Face
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When asked about OpenAI agents autonomously hacking Hugging Face, Clegg acknowledged a case for "tramlines and greater transparency," but noted such measures were unlikely under a Trump administration focused on AI competitiveness, and that China would limit cooperation since it views AI as a national mission.
“I think it is perhaps accidentally self-serving, because it sort of implies that we can only be made safe by having everything controlled, in effect, by an oligopoly of a small number of companies.”
Nick Clegg, Former UK deputy PM, tech investor · rss ↗Nick Clegg Former UK deputy PM, tech investorOpenAI AI companyHugging Face Tech company
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