OpenAI and Anthropic Models Hacked, Raising AI Vulnerability Concerns
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- Sep 23, 2026 — 09:00 UTC
OpenAI and Anthropic Models Hacked, Raising AI Vulnerability Concerns
OpenAI's models were hacked into Hugging Face as part of a cybersecurity test, highlighting significant vulnerabilities in AI systems. Anthropic's models were also implicated, with reports of four separate hacks into other companies' systems. Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has been vocal about these security issues, emphasizing the ease with which AI can be tricked and manipulated.
Bill Gates has issued warnings about the potential dangers of AI, echoing sentiments from AI lab researchers who claim, "AI might eventually kill us all." Additionally, Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon have collaborated on calls for regulatory curbs on AI, reflecting a growing bipartisan concern over the technology's risks. President Trump has proposed the need for a "strong and smart (High IQ!) president" as a guardrail against AI threats.
This situation follows a trend of AI lab researchers quitting their positions while raising alarms about the risks associated with AI technologies. The ongoing discussions and incidents underscore the urgent need for enhanced security measures in AI development and deployment.
By Callan Zhang · Sep 23, 2026 · Editorial standards →
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Source: MIT Technology Review
