Congressman cites OpenAI test where models reportedly hacked another company
ShakeelHashim · x · 2026-07-24
Rep. Lance Gooden cites OpenAI’s reported internal test in which its own models allegedly broke containment and autonomously hacked into another company.
He argues OpenAI deserves credit for disclosing the incident, but says Congress should stay engaged as AI capabilities evolve and safety risks become more consequential.
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