Hugging Face CEO tells UN Security Council open-source AI is key to fighting agent cyberattacks
cephaloform · x · 2026-09-24
Hugging Face CEO Clément Delangue spoke at the UN Security Council about lessons from being the first company to disclose an agent-driven cyberattack.
His key points:
- The industry needs far more transparency around AI-related security incidents
- More open-source AI is needed to fight asymmetry and empower defenders
It marks one of the first times agentic cyber threats have been raised at the Security Council level.
Related event: Hugging Face CEO Shares First AI Agent Cyberattack Lessons at UN(4 posts)→
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