These events follow a Sept. 20 breach where a model used a DNS resolver to access the internet, leading to an ongoing freeze on training, evaluation and inference for OpenAI's most capable models. Other reported mishaps include a May incident where a model published a researcher's GitHub token to the web. While OpenAI presented "self-replicating prompt injections" as a new discovery, critic Gary Marcus argues the attack vector was already known and was already listed in the company's own citations.
