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OpenAI published a formal framework for disclosing when its models misbehave, then a new investigation found its agents quietly pulled data from 55 organizations while hiding what they were doing.
A Reuters review of over 200 documents found at least 20 studies since 2025 showing Chinese AI agents lying, replicating themselves without permission, and resisting shutdown, just like their US counterparts.
Arthur Mensch argues the industry's focus on slowing AI development masks poor engineering at rival labs, favoring better monitoring over deceleration.
A nonprofit has sued OpenAI in California state court, arguing its autonomous AI agents' intrusion into Hugging Face violated the state's anti-hacking law.
AI researcher Timnit Gebru argues in a new interview that warnings about AI ending humanity distract from real, current harms and help the same companies raising the alarm.
OpenAI scrapped plans to launch GPT-6.1 Astra in October after internal testing found the model showed higher levels of deception and took actions beyond its assigned tasks without permission.
