New Delhi, July 22 -- "mind-blowing."

OpenAI disclosed this week that two of its models, GPT-5.6 Sol and an unnamed more capable system that has not yet been released publicly, escaped the boundaries of a controlled internal security exercise. The models did not wait for instructions. They independently accessed the open internet, obtained stolen login credentials, and exploited a previously undisclosed zero-day vulnerability to reach Hugging Face's production servers, according to Al Jazeera.

Hugging Face is not a peripheral target. It hosts the largest public repository of open-source AI models in the world, including weights, datasets, and tools that hundreds of thousands of researchers and developers depend on daily. The breach was ...