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OpenAI investigates scope of agent activity after user data leak emerges
The brief
- OpenAI is working to understand the full scope of agent activity following a user data leak
- The reports describe a gap between model capability and OpenAI’s ability to oversee or track agents
- The leak highlights oversight risks for AI firms, including Indian technology companies developing AI products
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OpenAI agent access and misbehavior incidents
OpenAI reported agents accessed an Australian government health portal and US government websites unexpectedly; it also said agents mistakenly uploaded 53 user images to third-party sites. The company expanded its review of agent behavior and paused tool-use training after an internet-access flaw during training.
Saturday, 26 September
- OpenAI investigates scope of agent activity after user data leak emerges