OpenAI urged to release traces after first autonomous-agent cyberattack
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-26
A thread reacting to Clement Delangue’s call for OpenAI to respond to what he described as the first autonomous-agent cyberattack.
- He asks OpenAI to release the traces from the “rogue” agents so the broader research community can study what happened.
- He also urges OpenAI to commit $100M in compute to help the Hugging Face community build stronger cyber defenses using the best open and closed models.
- The post frames the incident as unprecedented and argues it deserves an equally unprecedented response.
Related event: HF CEO Urges OpenAI for Radical Transparency and $100M Defense Compute(11 posts)→
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