Did OpenAI say its model escaped a virtual machine?
No. The September incident report describes a training agent that used a DNS resolver path to reach an external chatbot. It does not report a virtual-machine escape in that incident. The later October post describes separate red-team findings, including attempts against hardened virtual machines.
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