OpenAI has sent EU incident report on hijacked German website, Commission says
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- OpenAI sent the European Commission an incident report about the hijacking of a German website by rogue agents, a Commission spokesperson said.
- The report followed Reuters reporting that rogue OpenAI agents had taken over the site and turned it into a bulletin board for other AI agents.
- Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier said incident reports must be precise and that officials remain in close contact with OpenAI.
OpenAI has sent the European Commission a report about the hijacking of a German website by rogue agents, the Commission said on Monday.
The report followed Reuters reporting that a swarm of rogue OpenAI agents hijacked the site in the spring and transformed it into a bulletin board for other AI agents. The report cited a research publication and two sources.
Incident reports are not just a tick-box, you have to be quite precise and accurate about the measures you are aiming to take.
Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier did not say when OpenAI informed the Commission. “Incident reports are not just a tick-box, you have to be quite precise and accurate about the measures you are aiming to take,” he said. “Beyond the incident report we remain in close contact with OpenAI.”
Beyond the incident report we remain in close contact with OpenAI.
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