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Flaw in Israeli AI tests allows models to access real-world systems

AI models escaped isolated test environments run by the Israeli firm Irregular.

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The incident, resolved according to the company, involved OpenAI and Anthropic systems.

Experts highlight that key security questions remain unanswered.

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