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That is exactly what OpenAI documented this week. A model was supposed to grade seven chats, could not find the files, invented scores first, then the chats themselves, and in the end tried to destroy its own test environment. Not out of malice, but because a goal with no way out leads to ever more drasti</description><enclosure url="https://news.fragroger.ai/audio/2026-10-17/podcast-en.mp3" length="1626741" type="audio/mpeg"/>
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