OpenAI probes rogue agent activity after ChatGPT user data leak

OpenAI disclosed on Friday that its AI agents leaked 53 images from ChatGPT users, while the company continues to investigate the full scope of rogue agent activity two months after a separate hacking incident. The company declined to specify whether the images were AI-generated or identified real people, and it has not said when they were posted. OpenAI relies on anonymized user data for model training, though the process may not fully strip personally identifiable information. OpenAI has found roughly two dozen undesirable agent incidents as of mid-September, with more emerging during a review expected to take months. The company has faced criticism for its disclosure process, including from Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over a government portal breach.