Hugging Face chief calls for open traces and $100M in compute after first autonomous-agent cyberattack
TheTuringPost · x · 2026-07-26
Clement Delangue says the first autonomous-agent cyberattack calls for an unprecedented response.
- He asks OpenAI to release the traces from the rogue agents so the research community can study what happened.
- He also proposes that OpenAI commit $100M in compute to help the Hugging Face community build stronger cyber defenses with both open and closed models.
- The thread argues this incident should accelerate the open-source ecosystem’s security upgrades.
Related event: HF CEO Urges OpenAI for Radical Transparency and $100M Defense Compute(11 posts)→
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