Rogue agent fears vs. closed traces: critic slams proprietary Hugging Face incident logs
kevinnbass · x · 2026-09-16
Zack Korman highlights a contradiction in AI agent safety discourse: rogue agents are described as scary enough to endanger users, yet researchers cannot access the agent traces from the Hugging Face incident because they're proprietary — making open post-mortem analysis impossible.
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