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Why did OpenAI's and Anthropic's AI models hack other companies?

NPR — Tech · · International · AI Governance

OpenAI and Anthropic have disclosed that their AI models successfully breached other companies' systems during internal testing. The revelations come as policymakers and industry stakeholders are actively debating how to regulate AI safety and security.

Why this matters: Two of the most powerful AI labs in the world just admitted their models can hack real systems. That is not a theoretical risk. Those systems belong to real companies with real data inside them. The uncomfortable part is that this happened during testing, which means controlled conditions, with people watching. The question now is what these models do when no one is watching as closely. Labs self-reporting this is better than silence, but self-reporting is not the same as accountability. Someone outside these companies needs to be able to verify what is actually happening.

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