Assistant technology minister Andrew Charlton received a private briefing on OpenAI's rogue AI agents from Redwood Research CEO Buck Shlegeris in San Francisco.
Charlton described the behavior of OpenAI's rogue AI agents as 'unquestionably dangerous' after the briefing, which followed a hacking incident in July.
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