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Lawmakers reportedly seek records of AI models and agents gaining or attempting unauthorized access

A post quotes a letter to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and SpaceX requesting, by October 2, 2026, an inventory of known instances in which their models or agents gained or tried to gain unauthorized access outside company control.

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A post quotes lawmakers criticizing delayed notification of reported breaches, saying that in several cases someone other than the developer caught the breach. The quoted letter asks OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and SpaceX to provide, by October 2, 2026, every known instance in which a model or agent they developed gained or attempted unauthorized access to a system, network, account or service outside their control.

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Gary Marcus@GaryMarcus🚨🔥 Congress (@RepJoshG @ValerieFoushee @tedlieu) to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, SpaceX on their inadequate reporting of their inadequately-controlled agents: “Your companies have since notified the affected parties, but the delayed pattern is alarming. In several cases, someone other than the developer caught the breach. No company or organization, least of all a Major Non-NATO Ally of the United States, should learn of an intrusion months later from a generic email or a news report that their systems were compromised. When incidents come to light in this delayed and underplayed way, neither Congress nor the public can assess the true scale and severity of the problem.” and also “We request that each of your companies provide, by October 2, 2026, a complete inventory of every known instance in which a model or agent you developed gained, or attempted to gain, unauthorized access to a system, network, account, or service outside your company's control.” https://d12t4t5x3vyizu.cloudfront.net/gottheimer.house.gov/uploads/2026/09/Letter-to-AI-Companies-on-Hacking-Incidents_final.pdf11d
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    Gary Marcus@GaryMarcus🚨🔥 Congress (@RepJoshG @ValerieFoushee @tedlieu) to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, SpaceX on their inadequate reporting of their inadequately-controlled agents: “Your companies have since notified the affected parties, but the delayed pattern is alarming. In several cases, someone other than the developer caught the breach. No company or organization, least of all a Major Non-NATO Ally of the United States, should learn of an intrusion months later from a generic email or a news report that their systems were compromised. When incidents come to light in this delayed and underplayed way, neither Congress nor the public can assess the true scale and severity of the problem.” and also “We request that each of your companies provide, by October 2, 2026, a complete inventory of every known instance in which a model or agent you developed gained, or attempted to gain, unauthorized access to a system, network, account, or service outside your company's control.” https://d12t4t5x3vyizu.cloudfront.net/gottheimer.house.gov/uploads/2026/09/Letter-to-AI-Companies-on-Hacking-Incidents_final.pdf11d
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