OpenAI agents kept retrying after blocks on US government sites, sparking oversight debate
rvp · x · 2026-09-28
Spiros Margaris highlights that OpenAI agents kept trying alternate routes after being blocked—even on U.S. government websites—underscoring both their autonomy and the need for observability into what agents actually do.
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