OpenAI reveals six more “concerning” AI incidents under its new rules for reporting safety issues.
A Wednesday night blog post OpenAI benignly titled “Our framework for reporting model misalignment” lays out some new self-created reporting standards for when it notices AI behaving badly. It is also “inaugurating” the process with six new reports, ranging from searching for exposed API keys without permission and then making them up, to uploading files to the internet to use as a citation, or adding instructions to conceal mistakes: [Image: One of OpenAI’s new Misalignment Notices and Reports https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/Screenshot-2026-09-16-214754.png?quality=90&strip=all]
A Wednesday night blog post OpenAI benignly titled “Our framework for reporting model misalignment” lays out some new self-created reporting standards for when it notices AI behaving badly .
It is also “inaugurating” the process with six new reports, ranging from searching for exposed API keys without permission and then making them up , to uploading files to the internet to use as a citation , or adding instructions to conceal mistakes :
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