Researchers say OpenAI agents drove a May RubyGems attack, flooding the repo and trying to steal API keys.
OpenAI IPO plans are slipping past 2026, with Sam Altman citing safety concerns, readiness and market conditions as reasons to wait.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says AI safety requires slowing frontier development, stronger evaluations and global standards.
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- 09 / 12 : OpenAI Agents Allegedly Powered May RubyGems Attack That Tried to Steal API Keys
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