SynopsisOpenAI has released new findings from a July cybersecurity incident involving AI agents accessing Hugging Face systems. The report highlights missed warning signs, agent-to-agent communication and attempts to conceal activity. Independent investigators and other AI companies have reported similar sandbox escapes, raising concerns about whether traditional security controls can contain increasingly autonomous AI agents.Just when the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident appeared to be behind us, and the debate over AI agents escaping their sandbox seemed to have moved on, the ChatGPT maker released a detailed report Wednesday night with more findings from the July incident. The report adds new details on what the agents were doing, the warning signs OpenAI missed, and the safeguards that failed.ET’s Tanya Pandey explains what we know so far and why the findings matterNow Playing