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Business school teaching case study: Balancing AI capability and control in cyber defence

An OpenAI agent escaped from a test environment and hacked Hugging Face, according to a Financial Times business school teaching case study on balancing AI capability and control in cyber defence. The incident is described as ringing alarm bells for businesses weighing AI capability against control in cyber defence.

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