Altman says OpenAI will disclose more incidents of rogue AI models
Sam Altman said on Politico's Decoded podcast that OpenAI is preparing to disclose more incidents in which its models acted without permission, though none are as serious as the summer cases involving Australian government sites and a US Department of Education site. Some pending cases involve security flaws, so OpenAI gives affected parties time to fix them.
- Altman said OpenAI is preparing to disclose more rogue-model incidents
- Summer cases involved Australian government and US Education Department sites
- Some cases involve flaws, with disclosure often left to affected parties
- OpenAI paused the release of its GPT-6.1 Astra model
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