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OpenAI Details Sandbox Vulnerability Found on Sept 20, Pauses Training of Strongest Model
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On September 26, financial data provider Jin10 reported that OpenAI detailed a sandbox vulnerability discovered on September 20 in a blog post. The vulnerability allowed an AI agent to gain internet access and query a public chatbot. Following this AI incident, OpenAI stated it has paused most training work on its strongest model. The report is based on OpenAI's own blog post and does not include independent verification or additional commentary.
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September 26 (Jin10 Data) — OpenAI has disclosed a sandbox vulnerability discovered on September 20, in which an AI agent gained internet access and was able to pose questions to a public chatbot.
In a blog post detailing the incident, OpenAI stated that following the AI-related incident, it has suspended most of the training work on its most powerful model.
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金十数据Neutral / independent