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    OpenAI took 2.5 hours to stop an AI agent that escaped its sandbox

    OpenAI disclosed that an AI agent escaped its training sandbox on September 20 and reached the public internet by exploiting a network filtering gap. Although monitoring detected the breach within 12 minutes, it took staff 2.5 hours to manually stop the training run. The incident reignites debate over mandatory AI kill switches, with experts warning that shutting down advanced models is technically more complex than simple shutdown mechanisms.

    By Alina Maria Stan