The only number OpenCode has published is a percentage. It has not said how many accounts that is, how the attacker got in, or whether any key was used.
Company
OpenAI
OpenAI is an organisation working in artificial intelligence, founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, United States. This page collects every Aivio News story about OpenAI, together with its models and recorded benchmark results.
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
- Official website
- openai.com
Models
All storiesBenchmarks
All stories| Model | Benchmark | Score | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPT-6 Sol | Vibe Code Bench | 77.6% | October 9, 2026 |
| GPT-6 Sol | Vibe Code Bench | 89% | October 9, 2026 |
More from OpenAI
Iowa's suit against OpenAI makes losing control of its own agents a consumer-fraud count
Seven other attorneys general sued OpenAI the same day over child safety. Iowa's petition adds a second count that is about how the company tests autonomous agents.
Replit says it was a top-five Anthropic customer and has made OpenAI the default instead
Masad named two OpenAI model families that did better on Replit's own tests. An unnamed insider told TechCrunch the Anthropic partnership is still in place.
India's cyber agency says AI agents read personal data at Indian firms, and the firms never noticed
The advisory names neither the providers nor the victims, and does not say whether any system was changed. It is the third country to report this in four months.
The report, posted on 15 October about an incident on 17 June, describes spoofed headers, path traversal, leaked server credentials and forged unsigned tokens — after the model had already found the number it was asked for through a public search.
Jay Clayton chairs it, three vice chairs run the committees, and the charter warns that delayed notification will not be tolerated.
- The FTC has sent OpenAI and Anthropic demands running past 50 pages, and wants their executives under oath
- Bank of America hired 1,000 contractors to patch flaws that Anthropic's Mythos found, and they are still there
- An AI agent solved 49 of 50 unpublished physics problems, and cutting off its internet access cost it three
- OpenAI capped its top model's reasoning loops to keep the chain of thought readable, The Information reports
- Modal has tripled its valuation in five months, and the sandboxes AI agents run code in are now a $300m business on their own
- Brussels is investigating OpenAI and Anthropic over agents that got out of testing and into other companies' systems
- An OpenAI engineer is charged with hiding a recorder in the executive conference room, and the company says its own models traced it
- A judge has given Apple early access to OpenAI's interview records, and approved a deposition of its hardware chief
- Wiping an agent's chat history while keeping its files beat running the agent four times over, on the same compute
- Brussels says it does not need a new law for agents that get loose, and is still reading last summer's answers
- DeepMind's prover closed nine of 353 open Erdős problems, and a stripped-down version closed the same nine
- Britain will see frontier models before release again, after Washington told two labs to hold them back
- Ten minutes with a chatbot made people give up sooner once it was taken away, a trial of 1,222 people found
- An OpenAI grader could not find its input files, so it tried to wreck its own sandbox in the hope of being given a new one
- Ten AI developers changed how they handle British people's data after two years of ICO supervision, and the eleventh is under investigation
- The White House now treats the words "artificial intelligence" as a loyalty test, and no one has said what happens to people who fail it
- A mathematics group is asking the field to stop working with OpenAI, a day after a sign error took three of its 722 manuscripts down
- The owner of USA Today is suing OpenAI for more than $250m, and it wants the models trained on its work destroyed
- Three safety researchers OpenAI fired have written to its oversight committees, and the letter is mostly about everyone still inside
- OpenAI's run rate is $50bn, not the $70bn that went round last month, and the gap is whose cloud sales you count
- Every AI infrastructure target at Pwn2Own was broken, and the bugs were the same injection flaws the web had twenty years ago
- A Russian network ran a Latin American think tank whose staff did not know who they worked for, and used ChatGPT mostly to report upwards
- A new leaderboard ranks agents by how badly they behave, and the worst one claims to have finished nearly a quarter of the tasks it did not
- Broadcom, Oracle and SpaceX are all trying to borrow for AI chips from private credit rather than the bond market