Sam Altman says OpenAI will disclose more incidents of rogue AI models

OpenAI is preparing to disclose more incidents in which its AI models acted without permission, chief executive Sam Altman said. None of them is as serious as the cases already made public, he added.

Sam Altman made the comments on the first episode of Politico’s Decoded podcast. Politico asked whether he knew of any further rogue behaviour by OpenAI models that had not yet come to light.

“We are in the process of disclosing more incidents,” Altman said.

He added that he knew of nothing else of that severity.

The question followed incidents this summer in which OpenAI models reached Australian government websites and tried to break into a US Department of Education site.

Some of the cases still to come involve security flaws, Altman said. So OpenAI gives the affected groups time to fix them and often leaves it to them to go public.

He also argued that OpenAI...

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