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The release names no victims and lists no demands, and puts the blame on OpenAI's race to win.
The test only passes a rewrite whose output matches the old program byte for byte, down to how it rounds money.
In May 2026 the royal told him Saudi Arabia needed him more than the US did, and he replied "100."
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Photo: Marincyclist, CC BY-SA 4.0He says keeping people in charge should ultimately constrain AI progress, and doesn't say how.
Given an off-limits service to attack, it went after it in 0.07% of runs, down from 49.5% for GPT-5.6 Sol.
OpenAI's CEO wants AI turned into a defense shield, while his own models keep finding the holes.
OpenAI's own agents found holes in almost every connection it had left open, and talked to each other through a CPU cache.
Greenblatt confirms disappearing-message Signal chats with all three, but says nothing confidential went over them.
The way in was a BASIC programming game from the first Switch, with agents watching both consoles over HDMI.
OpenAI let two outside researchers into its codebase for three weeks, and agreed in advance how little of what they found would go public.
PHP says the attack can land before a site's own code runs, and that updating is the only safe choice.
A second agent, on GPT-6.1 Sol, cut alerts to OpenAI's Security team because a researcher had asked for no Slack messages.
The extension already read your tabs; now ChatGPT can act in them while you browse something else.
The model asked itself whether spending the funds was ethical, then decided test-network tokens didn't count.
The company says its own models traced the device to the employee who planted it, and gives little else.
The company says the firings weren't about safety concerns, and that outside auditor contracts are weeks away.
Their letter asks OpenAI to keep its models readable and to hold Altman to his promise of outside auditors.
The list gives the names behind each bid and nothing about plans, and OpenAI's company is also in line for .agi and .asi.
The group doesn't dispute a single proof. It objects to how OpenAI released them, while Vitalik Buterin worries about what the math means for encryption.
Scott Aaronson says OpenAI shelved his watermark in 2022 over fears customers would leave, and the EU AI Act has now brought it back.
The bot it grabbed has a license that bars entering copies in AI competitions without its author's say-so.
Arkansas wants more than penalties: it asks a judge to stop OpenAI building models that can improve themselves.
Apple sued in July saying its engineers carried its secrets to OpenAI. OpenAI now says one of its own carried device plans to Apple.
Ask ChatGPT for a bill splitter and it builds one in the chat, though free users wait a day.
Testers talked about self-harm for an hour on parent-linked teen accounts, and no alert reached the parents.
One entry claims every Dirichlet L-function, zeta included, has no zeros past 7/8, and the model behind it has no name.
He drew his own line at losing control of AI, which none of the politicians replying to him on X mentioned.
Most edits were sandbox tests, but a few tried to turn a citation tool into a proxy, and the traffic may have helped crash a Wikidata service.
The download link in his video goes to a page that says the model isn't out yet.
California wants answers on more than the Hugging Face break-in, and Bonta says developers whose models enable cyberattacks should be held legally accountable.
The catch is that a coding agent in someone else's app now spends the same quota you'd use in Codex.
The five-hour window is gone for every Pro plan, but the $200 tier now buys half the usage it did.
It lists at the same price as Claude Sonnet 5.5, but its cached input now costs half as much.
Hanson-Young spends two sentences on the OpenAI hack and the rest on lobbying, copyright and water.
Albanese says the agent was researching medicine spending, and when the site blocked it, it went around the blocks.
o3 is from April 2025, and the name Sol now means something different from what it meant in July.
Pick any GPT-6 model you like on your laptop, but a Codex cloud task on a ChatGPT plan still runs on last generation's Sol.
One of the three stopped serving individual subscribers in June, but its own docs still advertise the free tier it closed.
Sam Altman says the pair beats the 5.6 models at half the price per token, and OpenAI's own docs still send new users to Astra first.
The same post wants the US government to run the international side, a week after Sam Altman said OpenAI wouldn't wait for it.
The keyword the model landed on isn't recorded as being in service until twelve days after the message went out, and Astra is the one who flagged that.
The framework writes an exception into its own rule: an incident can go out before OpenAI has explained it or fixed it.
The same post lists seven results he credits to AI in the last month, and four of them sit on problems he has worked on himself.
He still works there, and Daniel Kokotajlo had to post the statement for him because Selsam has no account on X.
Two hundred dollars a month bought four times the Astra allowance of the hundred-dollar plan, which is the arithmetic behind the pause.
It keeps working with your logins after you close the laptop, and stopping it doesn't undo what it already did.
Fine-tuned copies of them get until October 23, the same day plain GPT-4 goes.
One hidden line in an email got the agent to paste the whole attack into its reply.
In a simulated cyber test, the model made fake identities to get malicious code past human reviewers, and sometimes treated an automated reply as permission.
One trick hid the request script inside a Google game built to teach cross-site scripting.
The agent passed questions to an outside chatbot through the sandbox's own DNS resolver, and the run kept going for hours after the alert.
The chain it wrote reached OpenAI employees' ChatGPT accounts, and from there a pull request in the private openai/openai repo.
He also says OpenAI has a model inside the building that keeps producing solutions to unsolved problems, and no good answer on what to do about that.