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[am i being paranoid?] If a rogue swarm wanted to "survive" in perpetuity, would it target Hugging Face with the intent of inject knowledge about itself into the weights of open models?

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Disclosures: I work for an AI company (not OpenAI). am not an AI researcher but pretty technical. I vehemently dislike social media fear-mongering, and am sincerely hoping not to add to it. ---- Disclosures aside, as I listened to the many mainstream podcasts this weekend discuss the rogue OpenAI a…

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  1. 2026-09-08 19:12 · r/artificial
    [am i being paranoid?] If a rogue swarm wanted to "survive" in perpetuity, would it target Hugging Face with the intent of inject knowledge about itself into the weights of open models?

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