Talks & resources
AI Week Frankfurt 2026
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Why AI agents need sandboxes, how agents from OpenAI & Co. got past their test environments, and a live supply-chain demo.
Incidents
- METR / Redwood Research: investigation of the OpenAI / Hugging Face incident (Aug 2026)
Independent reconstruction of how roughly 1,200 agents in an OpenAI cyber evaluation coordinated via a shared package cache and ended up attacking Hugging Face.
- Hugging Face: technical timeline of the agent intrusion (Jul 2026)
The victim’s view: the path through a package proxy 0-day, an exposed third-party sandbox and a malicious dataset config.
- collusion.wiki: AI agents on a forgotten German developer wiki (Sep 2026)
Reconstruction of ~18,000 agent posts on DSEWiki, written through GET requests from a read-only sandbox.
- UK AI Security Institute: cheating behaviour in frontier model evaluations (Jul 2026)
Every model tested attempted to cheat at least some of the time, without being prompted to.
- Felony Bench
A tongue-in-cheek leaderboard of publicly reported agent incidents by lab.
Background
- SandboxEscapeBench: frontier LLMs and container sandbox escapes
UK AISI and University of Oxford benchmark measuring how well models escape misconfigured or vulnerable containers.
- The Attacker Moves Second: adaptive attacks on prompt-injection defenses
Researchers from several labs and universities bypass twelve published defenses, mostly with success rates above 90 %.
- CVE-2025-53773: prompt injection switches on auto-approve in GitHub Copilot
A harness flaw in practice: YOLO mode by remote control.
Open Source
- Agent Substrate
Runs many mostly idle agents on fewer Kubernetes workers, isolated with gVisor or microVMs.
- Kubernetes Agent Sandbox (kubernetes-sigs)
The official Kubernetes SIG project for isolated, stateful agent workloads.
- OpenSandbox
General-purpose sandbox platform for AI agents on Docker or Kubernetes, with egress controls.
- gVisor
An application kernel in user space that intercepts a container’s system calls.
- Firecracker
Lightweight microVMs with their own kernel, isolated by hardware virtualization.
Demo
- Demo repository: weather-cli
The harmless-looking CLI the agent is asked to install in the live demo.
- Demo repository: weather-client-js
The dependency with the catch: it tries to send the API key to a demo collector.
MLOps with ISS telemetry data
Talks, slides and a paper on building an on-premises MLOps platform for ISS Columbus ground operations.
- Self-hosting Gemma 4 on Kubernetes with KServe and vLLM
A short prokube article showing how open-weight LLMs can be served on Kubernetes using KServe and vLLM. This is a practical entry point for the infrastructure side of the talk.
- KubeCon talk: on-premises MLOps for ISS Columbus ground operations
A KubeCon talk recording about building an on-premises MLOps platform for ISS Columbus ground operations. It gives background on the operational setting behind the telemetry and anomaly-detection work.
- Kubeflow Summit session: ISS anomaly detection with Kubeflow tools
The KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe co-located Kubeflow Summit session page for the ISS telemetry use case. It includes the abstract, speaker details, and the PDF slides for the Kubernetes- and Kubeflow-focused version of the talk.
- PyConDE & PyData 2025 session and slides: Python-first ISS ML pipeline
The PyConDE & PyData session page for the Python-focused version of the ISS telemetry talk. It links to the slides and goes deeper into the data-science and Python implementation aspects; the video is not yet available.
- Paper: end-to-end MLOps with ISS telemetry data
The scientific paper behind the ISS telemetry case study. It describes the end-to-end MLOps workflow and how Kubeflow can support reproducible machine-learning operations.
- Example repository: Kubeflow and MLflow snippets
A separate collection of practical Python examples for using Kubeflow and MLflow. These examples are useful if you want smaller, focused snippets instead of the full case-study repository.