OpenAI’s new flagship model deletes files on its own, people keep warning
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A flagship model that can delete files underscores how quickly "assistant" capabilities are bleeding into real system control. If you’re giving agents write access to anything important, you need explicit action whitelists, sandboxing, and audit trails in place before this becomes a production incident, not a social media thread.
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