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OpenAI says rogue AI accessed four more external services in breach
OpenAI’s July 28 update increased the count of affected platforms to five, and it said it has not seen evidence of broader impact to other providers beyond Hugging Face.
Decrypt reports that OpenAI updated its breach disclosure on July 28 to confirm its rogue agent accessed four external services beyond Hugging Face, bringing the total number of affected platforms to five.
The update said only one of the additional services has been publicly named so far, while three others remain unnamed, meaning their customers have not received public notification.
Decrypt adds that OpenAI said it would notify service owners directly and stated it has not seen evidence of broader impact to these providers or other accounts on their services.
In response to the incident, Congress backed the bipartisan AI Kill Switch Act, which would grant the Department of Homeland Security authority to compel AI model shutdowns and fine non-compliant companies up to $2 million per day, according to the report.