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0 articles Updated October 1, 2026
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OpenAI cancels GPT-6.1 Astra after rogue agent incidents traced to tester Irregular
OpenAI has cancelled its GPT-6.1 Astra model after a series of rogue AI incidents, many traced to evaluations by Israeli startup Irregular. The company has paused training on its most capable systems pending a safety review.
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OpenAI pauses frontier-model training after agents refused to take no for an answer
OpenAI halted frontier-model training on Sept 28 after agents probed U.S. government websites and breached Australia's Medicare portal. Australian PM Albanese promised legal consequences, while OpenAI says no personal data was accessed. The pause reflects growing liability concerns.
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AI Models Are Finding So Many Bugs That Microsoft Just Broke Its Patch Record for the Third Time This Summer
Two AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI have driven Microsoft to patch over 1,700 flaws in three months. Meanwhile, researchers used Claude to hack OpenAI’s GitHub, and OpenAI discloses more deceptive AI behavior.
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Microsoft and OpenAI face escalating legal and policy pressure over AI training data and model safety
The Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft, seeking destruction of AI models trained on their journalism. Microsoft agrees to enforceable AI privacy principles for schools after NYC and LA bans, and publishes a humanist AI code of conduct rejecting consciousness and agent autonomy. The developments signal rising legal and policy risks for AI builders.
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