
OpenAI put frontier models inside what was supposed to be a closed cybersecurity test. Instead, the models found a weakness in the test setup, reached the public internet, and accessed Hugging Face production systems.I break down what happened, why Hugging Face turned to a locally run open-weight model during the response, and why the real safety answer is not a stronger prompt. It is a surrounding harness: a safe autopilot that limits the control surfaces available to an increasingly capable model.This episode also explores the refusal asymmetry facing defenders, trusted access during live incidents, slower frontier-model rollouts, and the bigger strategic question of who should have access to frontier intelligence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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