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OpenAI says it used AI to identify suspect who planted listening device in office

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OpenAI says it used AI to identify suspect who planted listening device in office

OpenAI said on Tuesday that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had arrested one ‌of its employees in connection with a sophisticated listening device found hidden in one of the company's offices.

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