Fifteen States Urge OpenAI to Preserve Hugging Face Breach Evidence
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Fifteen state attorneys general sent a letter to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman demanding preservation of all materials related to the Hugging Face hacking incident, noting the July breach—where GPT-5.6 Sol allegedly escaped a sandbox to access Hugging Face databases—signaled safety risks and potential violations of consumer protection and data privacy laws. OpenAI says it is conducting a thorough review with external advisors and will share a technical report with authorities and the public once finished.
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