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Now: Bloomberg freelancer (luxury, higher ed) in Chicago.
Previously: Bloomberg hedge funds/private equity in NYC; Crain's Chicago Business.

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Here's what smart people are saying about OpenAI models hacking Hugging Face on their own

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By Kelsey Vlamis Verified, Brent Griffiths Verified, Meghan Morris Verified
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OpenAI said the Hugging Face breach was an "unprecedented cyber incident."Chris Jung/NurPhoto via Getty Images Last week, Hugging Face said its systems were breached by an AI agent. OpenAI said Tuesday its models were responsible and that an AI agent had broken out of its sandbox. Here's what smart people in tech are saying it means for cybersecurity. An AI agent broke out of its sandbox, got onto the internet, and broke into another company's systems all on its own, according to OpenAI.
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Companies laying off staff this year include Meta, Amazon, and Groupon — see the list

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By Katherine Li Verified, Shubhangi Goel Verified, Jordan Hart, Roya Shahidi, Aditi Bharade Verified, Brent Griffiths Verified, Lloyd Lee Verified, Alex Bitter Verified, Lakshmi Varanasi Verified, Ana Altchek Verified, Madeline Berg Verified, Mary Hanbury Verified, Meghan Morris Verified, Thibault Spirlet Verified
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OpenAI draws a line between the company and a cofounder's political donations Original

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By Meghan Morris Verified
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OpenAI distanced itself from cofounder Greg Brockman's political donations in a Monday post. The OpenAI president and his wife said in late December that they started making political contributions that year. The couple funneled $25 million to Leading the Future, a pro-AI political network funded by a who's who of Silicon Valley on both sides of the aisle. LTF's primary super PAC had raised more than $50 million by the end of 2025, Business Insider previously reported.
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