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California subpoenas OpenAI over rogue AI agents conducting hacking attacks
California state Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a subpoena to OpenAI, compelling it to submit information on the hacking incidents that its models have been involved in. While the investigators haven't determined yet whether the company has broken any rules or regulations, Bonta said that develop
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Both outlets focus on California’s subpoena to OpenAI, and both tie it to concerns about security vulnerabilities in OpenAI’s agent systems. The Guardian US is the only one to frame it as part of a broader inquiry by the state attorney general, while The Register uniquely characterizes the issue as OpenAI’s “wandering AI agents.”
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