AI isn't coming to destroy humanity, but experts say the real security threats are here

On Wednesday, OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) revealed six new examples of its AI models displaying "unexpected or concerning model behavior" during testing and evaluation.The company made the announcement alongside a new framework for "tracking, reporting, and disclosing" instances where AI models take actions they otherwise aren't told to or shouldn't.It follows a number of reports of AI models from companies hacking into third-party networks and services, including an unreleased OpenAI model breaking into