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From the source: Sonatype BlogWhat Engineering Teams Can Learn from the Hugging Face Incident, and How Sonatype Can Help Developers Respond at AI-Speed. Hugging Face recently disclosed that part of its production infrastructure has b een compromised by an autonomous AI agent system .
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