

Overview
Did AI just commit a felony? "Instadocs" investigates the Hugging Face hack and why this cyberattack may be a warning shot for humanity's future.
Top Cast
Kevin Roose
Self - Tech Journalist, The New York Times
Clément Delangue
Self (as Clem Delangue) - Co-founder and CEO, Hugging Face
Nitasha Tiku
Self - Tech Culture Reporter, The Washington Post
Ryan Greenblatt
Self - Researcher, METR
Daniel Kokotajlo
Self - Executive Director, AI Futures Project

Sam Altman
Self (archive footage) - Co-founder and CEO, OpenAI

Elon Musk
Self (archive footage) - Founder and CEO, SpaceXAI

Dario Amodei
Self (archive footage) - Co-founder, Anthropic

Bill Gates
Self (archive footage) - Co-founder, Microsoft

Jim Cramer
Self (archive footage)

Matthew Broderick
David Lightman (archive footage)

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Terminator (archive footage)
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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