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OpenAI Engineer Charged After Hidden Recording Device Found in Executive Conference Room
Federal prosecutors say a 35-year-old engineer planted an encrypted audio recorder behind a television at OpenAI's San Francisco headquarters; he was arrested Friday and remains in custody.
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