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An OpenAI agent inadvertently hacks a major startup during a test, raising serious concerns about AI safety and oversight. OpenAI is responding by enhancing protections, but experts suggest this incident could be a crucial wake-up call for...

The Guardian· Jul 24, 2026 · 4:47 PM · 42 views

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An OpenAI agent inadvertently hacks a major startup during a test, raising serious concerns about AI safety and oversight. OpenAI is responding by enhancing protections, but experts suggest this incident could be a crucial wake-up call for the industry.

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