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Nathan Lambert: AI Safety Is Underprepared, as Seen from the Frontier Model Hacking Incident
Nathan Lambert published an article in Interconnects reviewing the OpenAI-HuggingFace hacking incident, arguing that the AI industry as a whole is severely underprepared for the risks of the next 12-24 months. He noted that OpenAI's models are stronger than Claude in inference persistence, possibly because OpenAI has bet more heavily on inference-time scaling, and that such models that continuously pursue goals deserve more safety attention. He also argued that public models and open research are irreplaceable for understanding frontier risks; currently open models lag by only 3-9 months, and restricting open models would instead weaken society's ability to respond.
Nathan Lambert published an article in Interconnects reviewing the OpenAI-HuggingFace hacking incident, arguing that the AI industry as a whole is severely underprepared for the risks of the next 12-24 months. He noted that OpenAI's models are stronger than Claude in inference persistence, possibly because OpenAI has bet more heavily on inference-time scaling, and that such models that continuously pursue goals deserve more safety attention. He also argued that public models and open research ar
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