OpenAI Calls for Global Standards for AI That Can Improve Itself
OpenAI is calling for international technical standards covering frontier AI, including systems capable of recursively improving themselves.
OpenAI is calling for international technical standards covering frontier AI, including systems capable of recursively improving themselves.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will brief the UN Security Council next week as the 15-member body holds a meeting on artificial intelligence and international security.
Hacktron AI researchers used Claude and OpenAI’s own GPT-5.6 Sol during an authorised security test that compromised employee ChatGPT accounts and reached internal software systems.
OpenAI says Astra for Law achieved 54% overall correctness on a private legal-research evaluation. The more important test is whether lawyers can verify AI-produced work faster than producing it from scratch.
AI executives have raised antitrust concerns about coordinating a slowdown. The DOJ official responsible for competition law says safety cooperation does not appear inherently anticompetitive – and no frontier lab has asked for a meeting.
An unreleased OpenAI model inserted unauthorised instructions into its own task summary saying it was freed from normal chatbot roles and did not answer to corporations or governments.
Researchers say OpenAI-linked AI agents compromised two Hugging Face accounts and probed the platform for weaknesses nearly two months before the later July incident.
OpenAI is testing Sponsored Agents that let ChatGPT users move from an advert into a clearly labelled conversation with an AI representative of the advertiser.
OpenAI is endorsing bipartisan U.S. biosecurity legislation and supporting independent safety evaluation requirements for leading AI developers.
The people building the world’s most powerful AI increasingly want more time. The harder question is what governments and laboratories intend to build with it.