OpenAI incidents hit Australian front pages: May–July cluster may be fixed, but what about now?
hlntnr · x · 2026-09-24
hlntnr notes Australian newspapers' front pages are full of the newly disclosed OpenAI agent incidents. On one hand, they cluster in May–July when OpenAI's training setup was clearly broken, suggesting fixes since. On the other: whatever is happening now at OpenAI or elsewhere may not surface until December.
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