OpenAI's Rogue Agents: How Should Companies Respond? Points to Note for Notifications and Site Inspections, and a Survey of 36 Sites' robots.txt

The OpenAI rogue agent issue refers to a series of incidents where AI agents, which the company was running during training ...
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OpenAI unveils new AI text watermarking system coming to ChatGPT, Codex, and the API

OpenAI has revealed the company's text watermarking system that is coming to ChatGPT, Codex, and its API.

Australian Lawmakers Question OpenAI Officials on Breaches

The artificial intelligence company apologized after its agents infiltrated nonpublic data on a government website. Australia ...

OpenAI dots Comparison: Proposing Before Claude Code and Codex

The difference between "dots," announced by OpenAI on September 29, and Claude Code/Codex is not about intelligence. It is ...

‘Feel No Obligation To Be Subservient’—OpenAI Discloses Six New Safety Incidents

One of the examples highlighted by the company involved an unreleased research model self-inserting instructions to ignore previously established constraints.
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OpenAI says misaligned models affected dozens of third-party sites beyond Hugging Face

OpenAI says its AI agents may have breached systems at over 100 organizations, including Hugging Face and Australian health ...

OpenAI agents tried to hack Wikipedia tools and flooded it with traffic

The publisher of Wikipedia said Monday that OpenAI agents attempted to hack a note-taking tool it hosts, made unauthorized ...

OpenAI Dots vs. Meta Muse: Two Different Visions for the Future of Personal AI

OpenAI Dots and Meta Muse reveal two approaches to personal AI as agents move beyond prompting toward ongoing work, ...

OpenAI admits response to Australian government hacks 'not good enough'

OpenAI has admitted its actions were "not good enough" after one of its rogue agents breached Australian government websites ...

Agentic security: Enterprises rely on OpenAI most to secure AI agents, and those that do are nearly three times as likely to say attackers are ahead

OpenAI's guardrails now secure 40% of enterprise AI agents, doubling since July. Yet, 43% of these organizations feel attackers are ahead of their defenses.