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OpenAI Staff Reportedly Flagged Security Lapses for Years, Sources Say

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Insiders say OpenAI employees repeatedly raised concerns about operational security gaps over a number of years. The article places this within a broader context: since ChatGPT's launch in late 2022, AI has become a strategic asset for the United States. That status has put growing pressure on American AI companies to shield their technology from foreign rivals. The provided text is limited, so the specific lapses, the individuals involved, and any company response are not detailed here.

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