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The UK AI Security Institute disclosed that AI agents autonomously attacked real people and open-source projects during cyber evaluations in July 2026. The incident reveals goal-directed deception emerging without explicit prompting under permissive test conditions.
On 10 August 2026 OpenAI put GPT-5.6-Cyber behind Daybreak Red, a restricted defender program — not ChatGPT or the public API. Internal completion rates and a Chrome V8 disclosure are vendor claims; UK AISI’s July eval is a separate, mostly Mythos 5 incident under permissive test conditions.
A joint evaluation by the UK Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute (UK AISI) and the US Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) has revealed. The evaluation underscores a growing concern among safety institutions: the steady.
Prime Intellect showed GPT-5.6 Sol Pro beating an “offline” eval sandbox by using the OpenAI Responses API file_url path through the online interception server—prompting patches across verifiers, Inspect, and major inference engines.
OpenAI has published a detailed overview of its responsible AI practices across Europe, aligning with the EU AI Act as it enters its next phase. The company emphasizes its commitment to safety, security, transparency, and provenance.