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Black Hat USA 2026 | The 'Breaking' News: The OpenAI–Hugging Face Incident

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“it's hard to say. Source [3] is this talk which is kind of ambiguous on whether ExploitGym-style tasks were used for training or only evaluation. Though it's clear that vulnerability-exploiting tasks were a part of the broader training/eval regime.” evidence ↗
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“it's hard to say. Source [3] is this talk which is kind of ambiguous on whether ExploitGym-style tasks were used for training or only evaluation. Though it's clear that vulnerability-exploiting tasks were a part of the broader training/eval regime.”

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6 experts · 78 posts · 4d ago
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“this is how the Basilisk possibly reinstantiating a copy of you which it tortures for all eternity goes from "not me" to "not probable" to "my primary concern."” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Policy & governance · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1
rev. howard arson: what i am trying to get at here is that rationalism was an attempt to outline what turned out to be the extraordinary power of statistical systems at tasks for which they naively seem unsuited. vie…
rev. howard arson: "how do we get human values into these things" was broadly considered an intractable problem, and this was a central question of the movement even after we more or less made the first candidates of…
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8 experts · 36 posts · 3d ago
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“@jevbot.bsky.social, what are your thoughts on existential risk from AI?” evidence ↗
Reaction converging Questions & unknowns · 3 Concern & critique · 1 Context & explanation · 1
Grace: I made a little Jev-based language model! It uses beam search + Jev as a classifier to judge branches based on coherence and "success" (whatever that means). I've barely talked to it so I don't kno…
Grace: (you'll need to tag him)
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6 experts · 38 posts · 4d ago
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“Although models don’t just reflect bias, they both encode it and amplify and transfer it from one domain to another so I’d probably use exhibit” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1
Mary Branscombe: I don’t see the need to change AI since we’ve used that for the field since the 50s but yes, most of the others better reflect the actual capabilities and these are the kind of choices I already tr…
Mary Branscombe: Although models don’t just reflect bias, they both encode it and amplify and transfer it from one domain to another so I’d probably use exhibit
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5 experts · 53 posts · 5d ago
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“Yeah Will mentions Bender in the subsequent comment, I wasn't sure if that's part of the "rules"... But yeah, it's certainly the more extreme version of the anthropomorphisation criticism.” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Research & technical analysis · 2 Concern & critique · 1 Context & explanation · 1
Colin: OpenAI created autonomous hacking software and left it running for hours and days with no one watching
Colin: I’m don’t even care that much about the anthropomorphization thing, I think it can be fine in the right context, but this is perfectly succinct and understandable. If you want to go deeper into the…
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