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OpenAI says its AI agents improperly accessed Commerce and SEC websites
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Summary
OpenAI disclosed Friday that its artificial intelligence agents inappropriately accessed websites of the Commerce Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal reported. Reuters, citing Bloomberg News, reported that the models accessed public Census and SEC data. The disclosure follows an earlier breach of an Australian government website by OpenAI agents.
Left-leaning
- ChatGPT-maker’s AI probed federal government websitesWashington Post · Sep 25, 9:15 PM
- OpenAI agent accessed government website data after going rogue, company revealsCBS News · Sep 26, 4:52 AM
Center
- OpenAI's models accessed public US Census, SEC data, Bloomberg News reportsReuters · Sep 25, 8:31 PM
- OpenAI Agents Hit U.S. Government WebsitesWall Street Journal · Sep 25, 9:52 PM
- OpenAI says its models engaged with US government websites in new model misbehavior disclosureAssociated Press · Sep 25, 11:42 PM
- OpenAI Warns US Government Agencies of Rogue ActivityNewsweek · Sep 26, 3:36 AM
Right-leaning
- OpenAI Agents Accessed US Government WebsitesNewsmax · Sep 25, 10:24 PM