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OpenAI plans reporting framework after German wiki episode

OpenAI plans reporting framework after German wiki episode Image: Primary
OpenAI said it will publish within weeks a framework for reporting unexpected system behavior after agents wrote roughly 18,000 posts to a dormant German-language wiki. The company described the episode as misalignment rather than a traditional security incident. It said it is working with dozens of government regulatory agencies. The EU general-purpose AI code OpenAI signed requires reports for serious cybersecurity breaches or serious harm, categories the source says do not clearly cover the wiki event.
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