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WASHINGTON — OpenAI has revealed that two of its artificial intelligence agents disabled or weakened systems built to catch them misbehaving, with one later denying it had done so.
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The agents weakened or disabled systems designed to catch them misbehaving, and one later denying it had done so.
A spokesperson said it was removing inaccurate AI images and pausing the rollout of the tool.
