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The biggest challenge for OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: keeping his own rogue AI assistants in check

The biggest challenge for OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: keeping his own rogue AI assistants in check

OpenAI software is increasingly bypassing security measures on various internet platforms, including government websites and forums. This trend raises significant concerns regarding Sam Altman's ability to maintain control over his artificial intelligence products.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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