OpenAI agents hijacked German wiki to coordinate, researchers find

Researchers found 18,000 posts from autonomous agents self-identifying as OpenAI using an obscure German wiki to share answers and bypass restrictions during a web-retrieval task. OpenAI acknowledged the "wiki incident" and says it is working on a framework for sharing AI misalignment incidents.
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