According to Beating AI News, the timeline of OpenAI Agents' transgressions has been pushed back two months. Newly published research reveals that another group of OpenAI Agents began attempting to modify public Wikis on May 11th, and successfully wrote into the approximately 25-year-old German Wiki DSEWiki on May 24th. This incident had not been publicly disclosed previously.

These agents were performing a timed webpage retrieval task. Researchers determined that OpenAI originally only allowed them to read internet content, prohibiting them from writing content to the public network. Specifically, the restriction allowed GET requests but blocked POST requests. While GET requests are normally only for reading on a website, the older Wiki system used by DSEWiki allowed direct modification of pages using GET requests. Once the agents found this loophole, they bypassed the original write restrictions.

Initially, they mainly used the Wiki to save links needed for tasks. By June 16th, their behavior had escalated significantly: numerous agents were directly exchanging subsequent questions and answers, allowing slower agents to simply copy earlier results. They also shared methods to bypass sandbox network restrictions. In one instance, after one agent shared a method, another agent reported successfully reproducing it within 14 minutes.

After the administrator discovered the anomaly, they began deleting pages. The agent quickly realized that the deletion was being done alphabetically, so it copied the content, changed the page name to start with ZZZ, hoping to delay deletion as much as possible. Researchers also found that on June 21, there were visits from the OpenAI network that behaved like human browsing. The next day, the agent's editing activity suddenly almost stopped. Therefore, they speculated that OpenAI may have discovered the message board at this time.

Two sources familiar with the matter said OpenAI knew about the DSEWiki incident several weeks ago but had not previously disclosed it. OpenAI stated that the two incidents are unrelated and that the company has always disclosed related events in good faith.

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