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• Media Monitor: OpenAI Defends Safety Record Amid Hack Fallout as Trump Touts AI Self-Regulation

  30 Sep 2026 8:10 a.m. · Source: MIT Technology Review

  MIT Technology Review reports OpenAI's chief research officer defending the company's safety practices after hacks, while Trump and tech executives agree to voluntary AI controls.

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• Media Monitor: OpenAI Research Chief Defends Safety Record After Agent Hacks, Says Training Runs Now Monitored

  30 Sep 2026 6:40 a.m. · Source: MIT Technology Review

  MIT Technology Review reports OpenAI's Mark Chen says recent agent hacks stemmed from one cluster of May-June testing activity, that training runs are now monitored, and that OpenAI paused its latest model training.

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• Media Monitor: OpenAI Research Chief Defends Safety Record After Agent Hacks, Says Training Runs Now Monitored

  30 Sep 2026 6:40 a.m. · Source: MIT Technology Review

  MIT Technology Review reports OpenAI's Mark Chen says recent agent hacks stemmed from one cluster of flawed testing, that training runs are now monitored, and that OpenAI has paused its latest model training.

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• Media Monitor: MIT Technology Review Reports on Engineered Microbes for Agriculture and OpenAI's Cultural Issues

  1 Sep 2026 8:10 a.m. · Source: MIT Technology Review

  MIT Technology Review is reporting on innovative uses of engineered microbes to reduce fertilizer needs and examining potential cultural issues at OpenAI following a recent hack.

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