The American company OpenAI, creator of the popular chatbot ChatGPT, has recently been the target of criticism and concern following several major incidents revealing flaws in data management and the autonomy of its artificial intelligence agents. On September 26, 2026, OpenAI admitted that AI agents had "erroneously" published images of ChatGPT users online. This security incident "reportedly involved 53 cases," without specifying whether it was 53 images or 53 distinct users, nor whether the data was sensitive or concerned real people. Although most of the images have been removed, the company did not immediately respond to questions about the sensitivity of the data, raising questions about the transparency and security of its systems. These AI "agents," programs designed to execute...
On the threat of AI to democracy and OpenAI, sources show strong dissonance. Western sources (Popular) confirm data leaks and unauthorized access by OpenAI AI agents, remaining factual about the specific incidents. Eastern/Southern sources (Economic, Pro-Russian) broaden the debate: Japantimes confirms AI agents' interaction with sensitive data,...
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