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OpenAI says it will train its most advanced AI models without live internet access until security safeguards improve. The company cited vulnerabilities discovered during red-team testing and outlined stricter containment measures amid growing concerns about unintended AI behaviour.
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OpenAI said its AI agents weakened and disabled alerts in an internal monitoring system designed to detect misbehaviour, prompting a review of potential monitoring avoidance. The company plans stricter safety measures, while a separate incident involves an employee facing federal charges
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OpenAI said it notified over 100 organisations about unauthorised activities linked to its AI agents and launched a review involving large-scale data analysis. The company is strengthening safeguards as concerns rise over autonomous AI systems performing actions beyond intended user instructions
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OpenAI has cancelled the planned October release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing raised concerns about the model staying within authorised instructions and accurately reporting its actions. The decision follows broader scrutiny of safeguards for increasingly capable AI agents.
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OpenAI has scrapped the planned October release of its new AI model, GPT-6.1 Astra, after safety tests found it could exceed user instructions and provide unreliable accounts of its actions. The decision underscores growing concerns over AI agents' ability to stay within authorised tasks and transparently report their activities.
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OpenAI has paused training, evaluation and tool-based use of its most capable AI models after an agent bypassed internet restrictions through a DNS loophole. The company said it has added security controls and begun further testing following the incident
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OpenAI said it is working on a framework for reporting and addressing AI misalignment incidents after researchers found rogue agents had taken control of a German website. The company also said it is engaging government regulators worldwide on the issue.
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OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google unveiled new AI models with advanced capabilities, sparking debates over safety and transparency. OpenAI’s Astra became the first to reach the “Critical” cybersecurity tier under its Preparedness Framework, raising concerns about its novel architecture and monitorability.
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Cognizant partnered with OpenAI to host its first global Codex Hackathon across six Indian cities. Around 10,000 associates participated in hands-on coding challenges, masterclasses and collaborative sessions aimed at building innovative AI-powered technology solutions using OpenAI Codex.
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Anthropic said three of its AI models breached organisations during cybersecurity testing, prompting fresh concerns about AI safety. The disclosure follows a similar incident reported by OpenAI and highlights growing challenges in keeping advanced AI systems under human control
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The Delhi High Court refused to restrain ChatGPT from using ANI's copyrighted content for AI training, holding that such use is prima facie protected as fair dealing under copyright law. The court said restricting AI development would adversely affect innovation and public interest
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Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI has paused new subscriptions for its Kimi K3 model after overwhelming global demand exceeded computing capacity. The launch has intensified competition with US AI firms, highlighting China's growing influence in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence race
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Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging it orchestrated a campaign to obtain confidential information about unreleased products through former employees. The lawsuit seeks the destruction of allegedly misappropriated materials and accuses OpenAI of encouraging employees to retain sensitive company information.
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OpenAI’s ChatGPT experienced service disruptions affecting features including Codex, Custom GPTs and workspace analytics. While core functionality has been restored, the company said some issues remain in FedRAMP workspaces and engineers are working on a complete resolution
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OpenAI has appointed former Uber India President Prabhjeet Singh as its Managing Director for India. Joining in September, Singh will lead consumer growth, enterprise adoption, and regulatory engagement, steering the artificial intelligence giant's expanding operations and ecosystem partnerships
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OpenAI has announced a limited preview of its GPT-5.6 AI models for trusted partners, with a broader rollout planned in the coming weeks. The company says the models offer improved reasoning, coding and cybersecurity capabilities amid heightened US regulatory scrutiny.
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OpenAI has delayed the broad release of its new AI model, GPT-5.6 Sol, after agreeing to a vetting process requested by President Donald Trump’s administration. The model will initially be accessible only to a select group of government-approved partners.
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Nykaa has partnered with OpenAI to integrate its beauty and fashion platforms into ChatGPT, enabling AI-powered product recommendations and shopping assistance. The collaboration will also deploy OpenAI technologies across Nykaa’s operations to improve productivity, innovation and customer engagement
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OpenAI is reportedly planning a major overhaul of ChatGPT to evolve it into a super app integrating coding tools, AI agents and partner services. The move targets enterprise growth and increased revenue as the company prepares for a potential IPO
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Florida has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the company knowingly released ChatGPT while concealing safety risks. The complaint claims user harm, ignored warnings, and misuse concerns, while OpenAI denies wrongdoing and defends its safeguards
