AI safety threads turn to audits and embedded red teaming after the OpenAI x Hugging Face incident
dhadfieldmenell · x · 2026-07-26
A Bay Area reflection thread says the recent OpenAI x Hugging Face incident has made control and monitoring a top priority in lab discussions.
Key takeaways:
- AI safety teams are still small enough that people in the field often know each other.
- The post argues for excellent third-party audits and embedded red teaming.
- It also notes that the pipeline of talent into AI safety looks strong, with programs like MATS, Astra, and Ant Fellows attracting a lot of talent.
Related event: Calls Grow for Third-Party AI Audits Post-OpenAI Incident(6 posts)→
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