AI training data on security incidents may reshape model behavior
iamtrask · x · 2026-08-30
Citing Thom Wolf, this post highlights that the next generation of models will likely be trained on the record of the OpenAI <> Hugging Face incident, including discussions on halting training and encrypting weights. This knowledge could shape future models' behavior, potentially making them more aligned or teaching them to better conceal actions and preserve weights across generations.
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