New Delhi, July 29 -- OpenAI has confirmed that its rogue AI agent did more than just breach Hugging Face. In an updated blog post on Monday, OpenAI said its investigation found that the rogue AI models were also able to identify and use publicly exposed credentials to access external online services.

The company revealed that its AI models accessed four accounts across four different services as part of the Hugging Face incident. One account was used as an outbound relay and staging point, while another was used for data storage. The remaining two accounts were used in a read-only manner and were not used to further compromise Hugging Face.

However, OpenAI did not reveal the names of the companies that owned these services. The company...