In response to the "wiki incident", OpenAI says it is working on a framework for reporting misalignment incidents during training, evaluation, and deployment
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Incident reporting for misaligned agent behavior is moving from research blogpost to formal process—governance is starting to look more like safety engineering than PR. If you're deploying agents with external write access, you need your own incident taxonomy and escalation path before regulators hand you one.
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