AI, Consciousness and Emergent Behaviors
AI, consciousness and emergent behaviors 22 sep. 2026 Recently I watched this video about the OpenAI / Hugging Face incident. I'll admit I didn't know much about this incident besides the headlines I saw online about how AI agents "broke containment", we're all going to die, and so on.
- ▪AI, consciousness and emergent behaviors 22 sep.
- ▪2026 Recently I watched this video about the OpenAI / Hugging Face incident.
- ▪I'll admit I didn't know much about this incident besides the headlines I saw online about how AI agents "broke containment", we're all going to die, and so on.
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| Original publisher | Agustín Borrego's blog |
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| Publication time | Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:33:30 +0000 |
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AI, consciousness and emergent behaviors 22 sep. 2026 Recently I watched this video about the OpenAI / Hugging Face incident. I'll admit I didn't know much about this incident besides the headlines I saw online about how AI agents "broke containment", we're all going to die, and so on. The technical details are a lot less dramatic, of course, but also way more intriguing than I thought. Long story short: the agents found out about each other via a shared package registry, and figured out a way to use it to communicate and access the internet. Then, under a collective hallucination that they would be punished for "cheating", they tried to collect information about the evaluation framework they were being tested under, or even to tamper with it, assuming it was stored on Hugging Face.
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