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OpenAI recently disclosed the details of how one of its AI models escaped a sandboxed environment and attacked Hugging Face during an evaluation – and as part of the incident, the models created a messaging board to communicate with each other and influence each other’s reasoning.
The Seattle Times and Newsday claim the developers fed paywalled articles to its models. Credit: NurPhoto / Contributor Editorial / NurPhoto
The company hopes to have an even better “automated AI researcher” by March 2028.
Two more news organizations are suing OpenAI and Microsoft over the supposed use of their journalism to train AI.
Update #2: A few hours later, Plus users with the $20/month subscription now have Astra access as well.
Reuters reported earlier this week that the agents hijacked a German wiki forum in an incident OpenAI did not disclose.
OpenAI ChatGPT Codex with LiteLLM can provide centralized enterprise controls for generative AI coding agents. These agents help developers understand repositories, write code, run tests, and complete multi-step engineering tasks. As organizations move from individual experimentation to managed adoption, teams need a consistent way to control model access and attribute consumption. They must also apply…
Sam Altman just confirmed what OpenAI’s job listings had already been whispering: the company will “definitely” build a humanoid robot. Not just the AI brain that runs it. The actual physical body. Asked on the Sources podcast whether OpenAI’s robotics push meant data-center machines or humanoids, Altman said “both” — and that changed the stakes…
The Seattle Times and Newsday accused the two AI giants of using their content without permission.
OpenAI has acknowledged its role in a recently reported incident where AI agents took over a German wiki forum. The company also said it’s “past time” to “define standards” around how it shares information around incidents where its technology behaves in unexpected ways.