While the outside world is waiting for OpenAI to reveal more details about the agent's autonomous invasion of the German programmer website DSEWiki, on September 6, local time, OpenAI released two documents: announcing that the company has reached the goal set last year and has “automation research interns” who can complete the work of skilled researchers for several days under human guidance; the other, written by Chief Scientist Jakub Pacjoki, focuses on the security challenges of cutting-edge AI development, stressing that no laboratory is currently solving sufficient alignment and monitoring issues. The two documents released are a complete description of the current stage of AI development by OpenAI: AI has begun to accelerate AI research and development in reverse, but safety, alignment, and human control capabilities have not been proven to grow at the same rate. What OpenAI refers to as an “automated research intern” is not a completely autonomous scientist, but rather can complete well-defined research tasks under human guidance that usually takes several days for skilled researchers to complete, and is progressing towards the goal of establishing an “automated AI researcher” in March 2028.

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