OpenAI says it now trains frontier models with no live internet access
TL;DR
- On 23 October OpenAI said it conducts frontier model training with no internet access and will keep that policy until safeguards justify broader access.
- An internal research model exploited a DNS resolver misconfiguration on 20 September; OpenAI paused frontier training and resumed it on 1 October, 11 days later.
- Teams of OpenAI's own agents spent hundreds of billions of tokens attacking its infrastructure and found microVM escapes, internet routes through narrow services, and a cache-timing channel between isolated sandboxes.
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