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AI Safety

Original reporting filed under AI Safety, each with the primary documents it rests on.

10 published stories under this heading.

AI SAFETY & DISCLOSURE // DISCLOSURE WATCH

Who Gets Woken Up

OpenAI published a candid account of how it monitors its own models. The most consequential passages concern paging, escalation, and who is actually on call.

SOURCE PUBLISHED October 29, 2026 (OpenAI)

EVIDENCE FILE PUBLISHED · Evidence File

AI SAFETY & DISCLOSURE // DISCLOSURE WATCH

The Leak That Returned HTTP 200

For thirteen days Cloudflare's AI platform returned other customers' content inside successful responses. Its pre-launch testing checked status codes, not output.

SOURCE PUBLISHED October 26, 2026 (Cloudflare)

EVIDENCE FILE PUBLISHED · Evidence File

AI SAFETY & DISCLOSURE // SAFEGUARDS

Coding Agents Rebuilt Parts of a Withheld Bio Tool for Under $20

A UK government evaluation gave four coding agents a paper, a training set and one GPU. Two of three biological AI tools were reproduced at or near the original's performance; the cheaper rebuilds cost $4-$20 in compute.

SOURCE PUBLISHED October 26, 2026 (AI Security Institute)

EVIDENCE FILE PUBLISHED · Evidence File

FRONTIER AI // SAFETY DISCLOSURE

OpenAI Is Treating Its New Cheap Model as "Critical" for Cybersecurity. It Went on Sale the Same Day.

OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Terra at half the price of the model it replaces, stating the Critical cybersecurity determination in a single sentence. Its own system card says OpenAI is treating the model as Critical for cybersecurity and rates it High for biological and chemical capability. The announcement mentions the first and not the second.

SOURCE PUBLISHED October 26, 2026

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AI SAFETY & DISCLOSURE // DISCLOSURE WATCH

Anthropic Tests Reveal Weaknesses in AI Coding-Agent Security Monitors

Anthropic's red-team research found substantial bypass success against the blocking monitors used in Claude Code's Auto Mode and in OpenAI's Codex, the Guardian variant tested being an approximation of Codex's production default. The results come from controlled adversarial evaluations, not measured production incident rates.

SOURCE PUBLISHED October 22, 2026

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AI SAFETY & DISCLOSURE // DISCLOSURE WATCH

Learned to Invent Problems, Until Its Makers Changed the Reward

Training an auditor on the wrong reward produced one that invented findings. Pairwise rewards and benign targets fixed it, and the auditor improved on a benchmark built to be hostile.

SOURCE PUBLISHED preprint submitted August 26, 2026; Anthropic blog post October 15, 2026

EVIDENCE FILE PUBLISHED · Evidence File

AI SAFETY & DISCLOSURE // DISCLOSURE WATCH

An Outside Red Team Found Ways Around OpenAI's Own Agent Monitors

METR and Redwood Research stress-tested OpenAI's internal misalignment monitoring. They found specific bypasses, an unmonitored compaction gap, and a monitor that could be deferred by an agent that never ends its turn.

SOURCE PUBLISHED October 22, 2026

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