Safety researcher blames OpenAI's "blasé" security attitude for Hugging Face hack in public spat
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-09-14
Safety researcher Blanche Minerva publicly pushed back on comments by Julien Chaumonde and Merve Noyan, calling their stance "deeply wrong and fundamentally misguided." She argued advanced AI systems are dangerous and should be developed cautiously, attributing the Hugging Face hack to OpenAI's "blasé attitude towards security and risk," and warned that adopting that attitude will cause real harm. A notable open clash over safety culture among AI labs.
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