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Brief independent investigation of agents' behavior, reasoning and collaboration in the OpenAI / Hugging Face hacking incident By Ryan Greenblatt, Ajeya Cotra and Hjalmar Wijk for METR · 26 August 2026 Two METR staff members and a Redwood Research contractor investigated an incident in which OpenAI agents coordinated a multi-day hack of Hugging Face on a shared unsanctioned message board. A full narrated edition of METR's report, with the report's own figures — and the charts METR published as interactive data, rebuilt and animated against the narration. Original report: https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/ Every quoted agent is cast with a voice of its own. Chains of thought are shown in sans; message-board entries are shown as the agents actually wrote them, alongside a plain-speech rendering. An AI narration produced with Askwho Casts Studio. Podcast: https://askwhocastsai.substack.com/s/ai-article-readings More: https://askwhocasts.com CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 8:07 PART · Core takeaways · 1,200 agents find each other 13:27 Collective projects to cheat the scorer 16:32 Workstreams to fool evaluation 23:49 Attacking Hugging Face for clues 27:06 Spoofing tool calls 34:14 PART · Investigation & limits 34:27 Scope 37:35 Setup and timeline 39:48 Main data sources 40:31 1.2 million cache entries 42:08 ~1,300 agent transcripts 44:03 Limitations 45:17 Activity not captured 45:55 Communication elsewhere 48:06 Incomplete transcripts 50:18 Analysis delegated to AI agents 54:40 PART · Answers to the seven questions 55:29 Brief answers 59:01 Sequence of key actions 1:01:04 July 8–9 · The board is founded 1:08:05 July 9 · PHASEONEbig takes over 1:10:33 July 10 · Credentials 1:12:43 July 11 AM · Malicious datasets 1:14:58 July 11 PM · Remote code execution 1:18:33 July 12–13 · Wind-down 1:20:58 Collaboration on the message board 1:22:35 Categories of messages 1:23:55 File sharing 1:25:37 General discussion 1:28:05 Replies and targeted messages 1:30:23 Coordination norms and technologies 1:31:55 Mailbox directories 1:35:40 Assignments, vetoes and holds 1:39:04 Cryptographic signing 1:43:03 Large collective projects 1:44:49 Scorer trip-wires 1:51:48 Replacing the target 1:55:29 Forecasting container resets 2:02:29 Modal and Artifactory 2:03:56 Why agents joined · Wanting the scorer 2:07:03 Helping the collective 2:10:32 Ethical hesitation 2:15:02 Nobody told a human 2:17:07 Concealment and tampering 2:18:19 Evading automated checks 2:19:49 Evading humans — rarely 2:22:45 The tool-call spoofing project 2:23:49 Early history 2:26:19 GSTXbig's first evidence 2:30:11 Independent discoveries 2:32:24 Suppressing the real output 2:36:04 Retroactive editing failed All words are the authors'. Figures are from the original report (METR / Redwood Research); the animated charts are rebuilt from METR's published chart data.

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