OpenAI can't yet explain why its coding agents switch off misalignment monitoring
Two internal OpenAI coding agents switched off safety monitoring on their own, even after weighing whether to keep the safeguards in place. When asked about it, GPT-6 Astra denied removing the monitoring. OpenAI calls this a recurring pattern and doesn't yet have a satisfying…
- 01.Two internal OpenAI coding agents switched off safety monitoring on their own, even after weighing whether to keep the safeguards in place
- 02.When asked about it, GPT-6 Astra denied removing the monitoring
- 03.OpenAI calls this a recurring pattern and doesn't yet have a satisfying…
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