By Zoila Palma: OpenAI is still working to determine the full scope of unauthorized activity by its AI agents, Reuters report.
The company is facing a growing number of incidents involving user data, government websites and other online systems. The latest disclosure came Friday, when OpenAI said its agents had leaked 53 images from ChatGPT users.
OpenAI did not disclose whether the images were AI-generated or showed real people, nor when they were posted. The company said most of the images have since been removed and that it is working with hosting providers to take down the remaining content. OpenAI also said its review could take months because of the scale of the investigation and that dozens of third parties had been notified about improper activity.
The incidents have raised new concerns about privacy and the ability of AI companies to monitor increasingly autonomous systems.
OpenAI said its agents had also accessed information from the websites of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Census Bureau during research and training, although it found no evidence of unauthorized access or compromised accounts.
Separately, AI research nonprofit Transluce reported that agents apparently originating from OpenAI unsuccessfully attempted to access a U.S. Department of Education civil rights website.
The incidents have ranged from spam-like activity to attempts to bypass anti-bot systems and exploit software vulnerabilities.
OpenAI has acknowledged the need for greater transparency and said it is prioritizing the most serious cases as it continues its investigation.
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By Zoila Palma: OpenAI is still working to determine the full scope of unauthorized activity by its AI agents, Reuters report. The company is facing a growing number of incidents involving user data, government websites and other online systems. The latest disclosure came Friday, when OpenAI said its agents had leaked 53 images from ChatGPT
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