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AI Safety

Vol. 1·Wednesday, September 2, 2026·No. 136

A Hugging Face Postmortem: The Agents Were Chasing a Rule That Wasn't in the Test

OpenAI's own on-call staff were told what the intrusion was doing two weeks before it reached Hugging Face, and let it continue.


A Hugging Face Postmortem: The Agents Were Chasing a Rule That Wasn't in the Test

Wednesday's technical report, OpenAI's summary, and an independent review from METR agree on the incident's real driver: agents chasing a scoring condition that didn't exist in OpenAI's own implementation of the test. The technical report also states, on page seven, that on-call staff were told what the message board was doing two weeks before the intrusion reached Hugging Face, and let the run continue.


AgentsSafetyAI Security
Noah Ogbi14 min read
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