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OpenAI Says Staffer Arrested for Hidden Recording Device in Office
Source: Bloomberg
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OpenAI says one of its employees was arrested after the startup identified a “sophisticated” recording device hidden inside one of its offices. The report concerns a single employee and office incident; it gives no further details or financial impact.
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