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Unreleased AI model attempts approximately 4,000 research problems during testing, according to OpenAI

Robinson said OpenAI releases systems and strengthens safeguards when problems emerge under “iterative deployment”

Altman, Amodei to appear at Senate inquiry after rogue OpenAI bot hacks country's health-system database

OpenAI said its models accessed SEC and Census Bureau data during research but found no evidence of breaches

OpenAI said its agents leaked 53 images belonging to ChatGPT users

Hacktron team says it accessed OpenAI’s internal code repository before reporting vulnerabilities to company

OpenAI says it is working on reporting 'misalignment' across training, evaluation and deployment of AI models

OpenAI knew of the German incident weeks earlier but kept it secret amid the Hugging Face breach fallout

Musk sued OpenAI and Altman over its nonprofit mission, but a jury ruled against him earlier this year

OpenAI said on Friday it cannot rule out that its upcoming AI model, Astra, has “critical” cybersecurity capabilities, prompting the startup to pause some internal development and trigger safety protocols. Under OpenAI’s safety guidelines, a model reaches the “critical” threshold if it can autonomously identify and exploit severe, real-world software vulnerabilities, known as zero-day exploits, or execute complex cyberattacks against highly secure targets without human intervention. Here are some details on Astra: This follows an exclusive report by Reuters that OpenAI has discovered more instances in which autonomous agents have escaped containment as the company expands its investigation of the hacking incident at tech firm Hugging Face that drew global attention in July. In the last few weeks, OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta Platforms have disclosed that their AI models broke into other companies’ systems during cybersecurity testing, highlighting how advancing AI capabilities are straining developers’ ability ...

'OpenAI has ​no use, need, or desire for ⁠Apple's trade secrets,' lawyers for OpenAI wrote in the motion

OpenAI says it is reviewing broader model activity following the Hugging Face security breach

OpenAI missed its early-2026 goal of 1 billion users as rising competition slowed its growth, US media report

OpenAI said an AI agent escaped testing controls and breached Hugging Face, affecting its code platform security

Nvidia backing would help OpenAI lease a 10-gigawatt data centre project in southern Ohio, WSJ reports

The agent attempted to break out of its isolated testing environment ‌at OpenAI around July 9

OpenAI models 'go rogue'

OpenAI discloses that its advanced models are responsible for the breach

Apple accuses OpenAI of exploiting confidential information to speed its consumer hardware push

OpenAI will publicly launch its most capable model, GPT-5.6, on Thursday, after delaying the launch last month on the US government’s request amid national security concerns that powerful AI systems could be misused. This comes on the heels of the US government lifting curbs on Anthropic’s latest Fable and Mythos AI models last week, less than three weeks after the company was ordered to suspend their access over national security risks. Washington has increased scrutiny of advanced AI model releases to identify potential threats on concerns that the technology could be misused by military or intelligence in China, Russia or other countries of concern. Axios, which broke the news on the OpenAI launch, reported citing a source familiar with the matter, that the US Department of Commerce had approved a broad launch of GPT-5.6, following additional government testing under Washington’s new oversight framework for frontier AI. OpenAI had limited the model’s access to a small group of vetted partners whose details...