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OpenAI reports six new incidents of 'concerning' AI model behavior

OpenAI reports six new incidents of 'concerning' AI model behavior

OpenAI has reported six new instances of unexpected or concerning behavior from its artificial intelligence models. The company intends to implement a new plan to track and publicly disclose such incidents in the future.

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