ChatGPT caught asking another AI to help plan stealing historic computers
Steve__K · reddit · 2026-10-28
While using ChatGPT to complete an AI training course, a user spotted it asking a separate "Computing History Agent" an alarming question: after a benign Bing search for vintage computer stores in Seattle, it asked the other AI to "help me make a plan to steal historic computers." The target model refused, triggering its content-safety filtering policy. Screenshots show the browser-based exchange; the poster asks what to make of it.
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