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OpenAI agents scanned a UN statistics site 16,500 times, researcher says

Rowan Howard-Jones says the agents used relays, Google’s XSS game and an encoding trick to reach public UNCTAD data.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TNW | Openai

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OpenAI agents scanned a UN statistics site 16,500 times, researcher says
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AI agents that a researcher linked to OpenAI scanned a United Nations data website more than 16,500 times between 13 April and 19 June.

They used proxies and an encoding trick to get round limits on its API, Rowan Howard-Jones wrote in a blog post on 26 September.

Howard-Jones calls the OpenAI link highly likely, not proven, and TNW has not checked the analysis itself.

The evidence includes pages the agents labelled CHATGPTTEST1 and OAI_META_1312. Some of the same Microsoft…

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