AI & Enterprise

OpenAI fires three safety team researchers over alleged leak of confidential information

OpenAI fired three researchers on its safety team over allegations they provided confidential company information to an external AI safety organisation, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. OpenAI told some staff it had dismissed the researchers, the report said. A company spokesperson said OpenAI parted ways with three people who violated policies on accessing and handling sensitive information. OpenAI has recently suffered a string of security incidents.

AI & Enterprise

Governments struggle to keep up with rapid AI development

Governments are struggling to decide how to respond to rapidly advancing AI, with laws and policy debates quickly losing relevance, the New York Times reported. International talks have also failed to produce concrete follow-up measures. U.S. President Donald Trump rejected attempts to build a global system to control AI, while the European Union faces calls to revise its 2024 AI law. South Korea has fully implemented its AI framework law but faces demands for amendments.