14-10-2026 13:01 via washingtontimes.com

Saudi man accused of bugging OpenAI's headquarters

Federal authorities said they arrested and charged a Saudi-born engineer at OpenAI after he was accused of secretly planting a recording device inside the tech giant's headquarters to capture prized information about the company.
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