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    OpenAI reportedly warns employees about possible attempts to access company information

    A shared article excerpt says OpenAI leaders described possible tactics including offers of money and attempts to seduce employees.

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    A post quotes an article saying OpenAI has warned employees in training that outsiders, including competitors and state-sponsored actors, could seek company information. People familiar with the matter said leaders described possible tactics including offers of money, listening in cafes and attempts to seduce employees. The excerpt also says employees at Anthropic and Google have received similar warnings.

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    Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_OpenAI does anti-honeypot training. From the article: 'In training sessions, OpenAI has warned employees that outsiders, including competitors and state-sponsored actors, could try to get access to company information. Company leaders have said that could take the form of people offering money, listening in cafes or even trying to seduce OpenAI employees, people familiar with the matter said. Employees at other AI heavyweights, including Anthropic and Google, have received similar warnings.'45m
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    Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_OpenAI does anti-honeypot training. From the article: 'In training sessions, OpenAI has warned employees that outsiders, including competitors and state-sponsored actors, could try to get access to company information. Company leaders have said that could take the form of people offering money, listening in cafes or even trying to seduce OpenAI employees, people familiar with the matter said. Employees at other AI heavyweights, including Anthropic and Google, have received similar warnings.'45m
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