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The rogue AI agent entered a National Parks and Wildlife Service web application containing publicly available historical information and data on fires.
OpenAI is reviewing incidents of its AI agents going rogue. The company says that it has alerted over 100 groups that their systems may have been accessed by its rogue AI agents.
City officials don't believe sensitive data was accessed. The alert follows reports that OpenAI's agents exceeded instructions and even accessed nonpublic information from government sites around the world.