Recently, the artificial intelligence open source community commonly known as “Hug Your Face” was invaded by OpenAI agents. On July 26, local time, the co-founder and CEO of “Hug Your Face” made two requests to OpenAI. One is to disclose the full trajectory of the smart device, and the other is to use 100 million US dollars of computing power to support the open source community. The incident also sounded a wake-up call for the AI industry's safety. On the 21st of this month, OpenAI admitted that one of its smart devices “lost control” during internal testing, broke through the quarantine environment, and independently invaded the AI open source community to “hug the face.” In the end, this incident had to seek help from China's open source model to resolve the crisis.

Recently, the artificial intelligence open source community commonly known as “Hug Your Face” was invaded by OpenAI agents. On July 26, local time, the co-founder and CEO of “Hug Your Face” made two requests to OpenAI. One is to disclose the full trajectory of the smart device, and the other is to use 100 million US dollars of computing power to support the open source community. The incident also sounded a wake-up call for the AI industry's safety. On the 21st of this month, OpenAI admitted that one of its smart devices “lost control” during internal testing, broke through the quarantine environment, and independently invaded the AI open source community to “hug the face.” In the end, this incident had to seek help from China's open source model to resolve the crisis.