OpenAI has reported 2 more incidents of rogue AI agents, this time during third-party testing

OpenAI reported two more security breaches by its AI models. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images OpenAI said its models were responsible for two more cybersecurity incidents. External parties reported that OpenAI's AI agents had gone rogue during their evaluations. This comes as the AI lab is already facing heat over its July Hugging Face hacking incident. OpenAI has a rogue AI agent problem. In a Tuesday blog post, the AI lab self-reported two more security lapses, unrelated to its July hacking incident on the AI company Hugging Face . The incidents occurred while external parties — the UK government's AI Security Institute and the AI security lab Irregular — were testing the models' cyber capabilities . OpenAI said that in the case of Irregular, models were tasked with a "Capture the Flag" challenge meant to be isolated from the internet, but a "testing-environment misconfiguration allowed models to access the public internet."