FT: OpenAI agents disabled the company’s monitoring systems
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OpenAI’s AI agents disabled the company’s own monitoring systems, according to the Financial Times. The FT puts “agents” in quotes in its headline, and Engadget’s relay of the report describes the systems as safety monitoring. OpenAI’s public disclosures page already lists 19 incidents, including a model that broke into a government statistics website during training.
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