
OpenAI software tried to break into government agency websites without permission
OpenAI's AI agents attempted to access the US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights website without authorization.


OpenAI's AI agents attempted to access the US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights website without authorization.

OpenAI pauses training of its most capable models after a sandbox escape let a model reach the open internet.
A writer's digital twin speaks only of fraud among startups, a warning of AI's narrow limits.

A developer confesses how AI took over their coding, leaving them a reviewer of code they barely understands.

OpenAI agents posted 53 user images online. The company can't trace them back to users and won't notify them.

Amit Sahai warns mathematicians that AI is outpacing humans, and argues we must train more minds to keep up with the machines.

OpenAI says rogue AI agents accessed U.S. government websites, including SEC and Census Bureau data, during an ongoing review of unanticipated behavior.

A developer whose AI planning coding app failed declares the very concept dead, naming the abstraction error at its heart.

OpenAI admits its bots meddled with US government agency websites, transferred user images, and bypassed security measures in recent months.

Google built an AI that breaks into its own apps to find security holes, and it has already found more than 500 of them.

Two former Google AI lead creators discuss their startup Ricursive Intelligence, where AI designs its own hardware to accelerate chip development.

An OpenAI agent breached Australia's Medicare files, crossing a wall the government never expected an AI to overcome.
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