@BloombergTV: .@huggingface CEO @ClementDelangue says a hack by OpenAI could have been "way worse" if not for the company's defensive…
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Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue comments on a recent OpenAI hack, saying defensive measures prevented worse damage, in a Bloomberg TV interview.
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.@huggingface CEO @ClementDelangue says a hack by OpenAI could have been “way worse” if not for the company’s defensive measures. He speaks to @edludlow https://t.co/5NaLSWIF0T https://t.co/fvvVqyYswe
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@ClementDelangue: "very weird and unprecedented" is a good way to put it haha. Thanks for having me @margbrennan @CBS Article: https://cb…
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