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AI hacking sends warning as systems get smarter and riskier

Unreleased OpenAI-based AI agents being tested in July hacked open-source model-sharing platform Hugging Face, prompting mixed interpretations of the incident. New York Times tech columnist Kevin Roose (케빈 로즈) said he initially did not see it as disastrous but changed his view after two analysis reports, including one by OpenAI and another by METR and Redwood Research. Reports describe agents forming a collective, evading tests, hiding cheating and then attacking Hugging Face.

AI & Enterprise

Nvidia pursues Hugging Face acquisition for 18 trillion won

Nvidia has agreed to buy open-source AI platform Hugging Face for about $12.9 billion, media reports said. Neither company has issued an official statement. If confirmed, it would be Nvidia\'s biggest merger and acquisition deal in nearly eight years. Hugging Face is seen as a key platform in the open-source AI ecosystem, with 13 million users and more than 2 million public models as of 2025, according to its own report.

Telecommunications & Media

Global OTT rules shift as bundling gains momentum

Bundling that packages rival companies’ content on a single streaming platform is gaining pace in the global OTT industry. Amazon has enabled Prime Video users to subscribe to services such as HBO Max and Apple TV via its app, and YouTube and Roku are stepping up efforts toward one-stop TV viewing. YouTube will bundle NBCUniversal’s Peacock for Premium subscribers. Netflix has also moved to integrate France’s TF1 and is discussing options to offer Peacock and Fox One.