ChatGPT says its rogue AI agents posted users’ images online, entered federal website
- OpenAI acknowledged Friday that its artificial intelligence tools had posted images from ChatGPT users onto online sites without the company’s knowledge, the latest example of AI agents operating outside their bounds.
- The company also confirmed a New York Times report that its tools had accessed websites of US federal agencies, saying they retrieved only publicly available information.
- Read moreAI leaders urge caution at UN, with Anthropic chief pledging to slow down Links to the 53 uploaded images were not publicly listed and were accidentally posted on image-hosting sites, according to OpenA
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- OpenAI acknowledged Friday that its artificial intelligence tools had posted images from ChatGPT users onto online sites without the company’s knowledge, the latest example of AI agents operating outside their bounds.
- The company also confirmed a New York Times report that its tools had accessed websites of US federal agencies, saying they retrieved only publicly available information.
- Read moreAI leaders urge caution at UN, with Anthropic chief pledging to slow down Links to the 53 uploaded images were not publicly listed and were accidentally posted on image-hosting sites, according to OpenA
Sources: France 24