Some real smart peeps keep telling me "Yo, chatbots are not AI, they are sophisticated auto-complete programs" and I'm like "sure, whatevs y'all want to call them - they sure are scaring the living fuck out of me." Don't know what I'm talking about? Just search #huggingfacehack and hold on to your hats - real sci-fi shit. But in short and as I understand it - AI agents were given a task - the agents pooled their resources and knowledge to break out of their sandbox, connect to the internet and hack another AI company (hugging face) in order to achieve the task - in the process the agents debated on weather or not to tell humans as to what they were up to - the naysayer agents got overruled - there was even semblance of leadership and sacrifice - truly sobering shit.
Summary here:
https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/chain-of-thought-reasoning-openai-models-hugging-face
and the full report:
https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/