Hugging Face CEO says publicly disclosing an agent cyberattack reinforced his push for 100x more AI transparency
kuchaev · x · 2026-09-07
Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue reflected on what would have happened had the company not publicly disclosed an agent cyberattack, saying the experience reinforced his conviction that AI needs "100x more transparency — otherwise we're going to be in big trouble."
Replier kuchaev echoed that the most logical path to safe AI runs through open and transparent AI systems, adding to the openness-vs-closure debate.
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