
OpenAI fired three employees from its security team for violating rules on accessing confidential information and transferring it to a third-party organization involved in AI security issues, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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OpenAI faces growing scrutiny over the security of its AI systems following a series of incidents and public discussions about the control of artificial intelligence.
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The American company OpenAI fired three researchers from its security team.
The employees were fired for violating the rules of access to confidential information and its transfer to a third party.
WASHINGTON, October 2 - RIA Novosti. The American company OpenAI, amid scandals surrounding out-of-control AI systems, fired three researchers from its security team for transferring confidential information to third parties, the Wall Street Journal reports.
“We have parted ways with three employees for violating our rules for accessing and handling confidential company information,” the publication quotes a company representative as saying.
According to the newspaper, the fired employees transferred confidential information to a third-party organization involved in AI security issues.

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