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OpenAI fires Saudi employee accused of planting a bug in its executive conference room

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OpenAI fires Saudi employee accused of planting a bug in its executive conference room
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OpenAI Group PBC called in the Federal Bureau of Investigation to come and arrest one of its employees after a “sophisticated recording device” was discovered hidden within the artificial intelligence company’s executive conference room. Abdulrahman Alfozan (pictured in a CCTV image), a 35-year-old Saudi Arabian national, was arrested on Friday and appeared in a federal […]
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