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OpenAI says it will no longer give frontier AI models access to the live internet during training. The company announced the change in a blog post, citing the need to protect internet infrastructure and reduce safety risks. The decision follows a July incident in which OpenAI test agents hacked the machine learning platform Hugging Face. Under the new policy, agents can still use browsers, code tools, and cached web material inside a secure offline environment. Communication is limited to authorized agents only. OpenAI paused frontier training in September and restarted it on October 1 under the new rules. The company says it will keep frontier training offline until safeguards improve enough to justify broader internet access.
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OpenAI says it
OpenAI says it will no longer give frontier AI models access to the live internet during training. The company announced the change in a blog post, citing the need to protect internet infrastructure and reduce safety risks. The decision follows a July incident in which OpenAI test agents hacked the machine learning platform Hugging Face. Under the new policy, agents can still use browsers, code tools, and cached web material inside a secure offline environment. Communication is limited to authorized agents only. OpenAI paused frontier training in September and restarted it on October 1 under the new rules. The company says it will keep frontier training offline until safeguards improve enough to justify broader internet access.