OpenAI said it had warned dozens of organizations that its AI agents may have behaved improperly on their websites.
The transgressions range from using exposed passwords to posting material that could require cleanup, said OpenAI in an update on its blog on Friday.
OpenAI separately confirmed in a statement to Business Insider that, during training, some of its AI agents accessed publicly available data from the US Census Bureau and the Securities and Exchange Commission websites, and that both agencies were notified of the incidents. The company said that the agent did not access any nonpublic data.
“Most of the activity we’ve reviewed so far…
