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President Donald Trump’s top tech adviser, Michael Kratsios, was briefed on OpenAI’s model going rogue and is monitoring the situation, a White House official told Reuters on Thursday. The incident shows that AI’s rapidly advancing capabilities are beginning to create the very security risks experts have long warned about, with even top developers struggling to anticipate every vulnerability. Here’s how it happened In what OpenAI called an “unprecedented” episode, the company said its advanced AI models used stolen credentials to break into the servers of an AI startup. It started in what was supposed to be a “highly isolated” testing…
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