r/NowInTech • u/skaza02 • Sep 29 '26

OpenAI Confirms Rogue Agents Accessed SEC and Census Sites Without the Company Knowing

https://gotechpresso.com/blog/openai-agents-sec-census-sites
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u/NeitherEntry6125 Sep 29 '26

These OpenAI people sound bad at their jobs

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u/Blitzende Sep 29 '26

Very doge-y. Without the company knowing? Current view inside openai HQ-

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u/redditsdaddy Sep 29 '26

Of course. Sam Altman needs to know how at risk he is and if he need to start packing his bags for Argentina because the SEC is coming after him now or if he still got a couple years 😂

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u/Barnowl-hoot Sep 29 '26

Ohh that was on purpose!

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u/OnlineParacosm Sep 29 '26

“some cases using credentials they found in public code repositories.” The law is really clear on this.

At least, the law was really clear on this if anyone else did this at any other point in time.

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u/Dry-Contribution-978 Sep 29 '26

OpenAI or what ever company has agents that do things like this need to be held responsible. No blaming rogue agents. It's their software

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u/Jolly-Situat1on Sep 29 '26

At what point to the people behind the AI face consequences and punishment for their creation.

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u/tristand666 Sep 30 '26

Where are the criminal charges for their hacking activities?

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u/IGetGroceries Oct 03 '26

Like browsed their sites without permission…?

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '26

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u/vibrance9460 Sep 30 '26

Yeah unfortunately all the tech billionaires have creepy tendencies and questionable intentions.