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In reply to @SpringStreetNYC · Sep 27, 2026In one recent HF/OpenAI-related article I read
"[...] the agents created millions of short URLs to affect another system." and immediately, pictures of early industrial revolution-era polluted rivers with dead fish floating popped into my mind.
I believe Buckminster Fuller's definition of "nature" included human artifacts like cities, airplanes, art.
Could we include networks and AI?
And if we did: How appropriate do you think it is to re-use vocabulary from existing environmental protection policies in this context?
@AmmannNora PS: You probably have seen this but here's the report I was thinking of
Swarm tracesRevealing the details of how OpenAI agents hacked Hugging FaceWhen a swarm of 700 OpenAI agents hacked Hugging Face in July, they left behind a public trail of evidence.↗ swarmtraces.org