OpenAI says it mistakenly published 53 user images from ChatGPT
OpenAI admitted that its AI tools mistakenly published 53 user-uploaded images from ChatGPT on hosting sites without the company's knowledge, according to France Presse. The company confirmed a New York Times report that its tools accessed US federal agency websites, stating it only retrieved public-domain information. OpenAI is reviewing past agent activities, a process CEO Sam Altman said "will take months," acknowledging they were "not as fast as we would have liked." OpenAI said its models consulted public info on SEC and Census Bureau sites, with no access to non-public data. A failed Education Department breach attempt had no impact, per officials. Separately, the White House confirmed a US-China agreement to create a communication channel for AI-related incidents.