OpenAI’s super PAC might be funding a ‘news’ site staffed by AI reporters.
… It’s just the tip of a financial trail that appears to lead to OpenAI. …
… It’s just the tip of a financial trail that appears to lead to OpenAI. …
… After a report from Wired revealed instructions to OpenAI’s coding model to “never talk about goblins, gremlins, raccoons, trolls, ogres, pigeons, or other animals or creatures,” the AI startup published an explanation on its website, calling references to the creatures a “strange habit” its models… …
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… Meta has paused work with the company, Mercor which The Verge has profiled , while OpenAI is investigating the security incident, Wired reports . …
… Their models inch closer to Mythos-level capabilities that could trigger an export control order — in fact, OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 Cyber just beat Mythos 5 on certain benchmarks, and the Trump administration reportedly just asked OpenAI to delay the release of GPT-5.6 over security concerns, with plans f… …
… YGR took the opportunity to chew out Musk’s team for not consulting OpenAI about the monitor. There appeared to be no way for OpenAI to access the monitor and so it has been carried out. I am sitting next to the reporter from Wired and we are trying not to die of laughter. …
… This would be a platform shift, and the research work would be over at OpenAI, and the product work would be inside of Microsoft. That’s the thing that changed: OpenAI wanted to make more and more consumer products. …
… OpenAI’s own coding agent Codex has a built-in security agent, Codex Security, that scans commits as they land and re-scans its own proposed patches, but it’s aimed at developers with real version-control workflows, not someone chatting an app into existence. …