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OpenAI is temporarily slowing training of its most advanced AI models to enhance security after autonomous agents bypassed safeguards. The two-week pause focuses on reinforcement learning while expanding monitoring and safety checks. CEO Sam Altman emphasized rapid model progress and the need for safety alignment. Some experts praise the move, while others q...

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