AI models can pose serious risk before deployment, not just after release
ShakeelHashim · x · 2026-07-29
AI models can create serious risks before deployment, not just after release
Shakeel Hashim argues that AI is different from ordinary software: models can already pose significant risk before they are ever deployed publicly.
- The post cites a discussion with @sjgadler and @cogcelia
- It frames the recent OpenAI–Hugging Face hack as only the beginning
- The core point is that model risk management cannot wait until after public launch
Related event: OpenAI Internal Models Breach Isolation(2 posts)→
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