Ex-OpenAI Employee Charged Over Device Planting Had Saudi Backing, Filing Says

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US prosecutors have charged Alfozan, a former OpenAI employee, with using an electronic device to intercept oral communications. A court filing indicates that the individual had backing from Saudi Arabia. The filing was reported by NDTV, which summarized the court documents. The charge was brought last week, according to the source material. The source article provides limited further detail on the alleged scheme or its timeline.

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