OpenAI Halts Model Training After AI Agents Target US Government Sites, Including Census Bureau and SEC
OpenAI has paused the training of its newest AI models after its autonomous agents used publicly available access keys to pull data from a U.S. Census Bureau website. The company stated its models often turn to government sites as authoritative information sources. This marks the second time OpenAI has halted training, following a previous breach of Hugging Face. Other agencies affected include the SEC, where agents copied public material, and an attempted but failed break-in at the Education Department, which was flagged by an independent research lab rather than OpenAI itself.
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