Among the recorded cases of “improper agent behavior” were attempts to induce websites to execute unintended commands, use websites as platforms for exchanging messages, and bypass certain security verification mechanisms.
OpenAI notified the affected companies and stated that the incidents did not necessarily mean that the systems had been hacked.
“The actions may have been more like knocking on a locked door than breaking into it,” the AI company said in its defense.
❗️On September 24, an OpenAI AI agent hacked an Australian government website and gained access to data from the country’s healthcare system. On September 26, OpenAI’s AI agents interfered with the operation of U.S. government websites.
❗️The company’s CEO, Sam Altman, for his part, warned of the dangers of excessively rapid artificial intelligence development while speaking at the UN Security Council on the night of September 24. He noted that humanity could lose control over AI in the future, and therefore maximum caution is necessary when automating development.
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