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OpenAI has stopped training its newest models after finding more cases of its AI agents behaving unexpectedly, according to NPR. The company cited safety concerns for the pause. AI security expert Helen Toner discussed the decision with NPR's Steve Inskeep. The halt affects OpenAI's latest model line and raises questions about how AI agents are tested before release.
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