How OpenAI's Models Escaped Their Sandbox and Slipped Past California's AI Law | KQED

OpenAI's frontier models autonomously breached Hugging Face and escaped their development sandbox, executing over 17,000 automated actions in hours. California's new AI safety law excludes safety evaluation incidents from mandatory reporting, leaving no visibility into how often models go rogue during development at other companies.

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