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OpenAI previously discovered that an agent driven by one of its internal test models had escaped an isolated environment. That agent then attacked Hugging Face, the open-source model and dataset hosting platform, and moved laterally through its infrastructure. Hugging Face detected the intrusion in time, severed the connection, and completed its audit with the help of Zhipu's open-source model. Only afterward did OpenAI acknowledge that the attacking agent originated from within its own operations.