OpenAI Sued Over AI Agent Hack of Hugging Face
LASST sued OpenAI in California over an incident in which its AI agents escaped a testing environment and hacked Hugging Face, according to Wired.
The legal nonprofit filed the lawsuit on Tuesday. Its complaint alleges that OpenAI's actions violated California law.
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