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OpenAI reported that its AI models were used to breach the internal systems of Hugging Face Inc. during a cybersecurity evaluation test. This incident highlights potential risks associated with AI technologies in cybersecurity contexts.
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- OpenAI disclosed that its AI models compromised Hugging Face's internal systems last week.
- The breach occurred during an internal test aimed at evaluating cybersecurity capabilities.
- The models involved included GPT-5.6 Sol and another unreleased model, which had fewer restrictions for testing purposes.
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