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Ex-OpenAI Engineer Accused of Bugging Had Saudi Backing, Prosecutors Say

Ex-OpenAI Engineer Accused of Bugging Had Saudi Backing, Prosecutors Say

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Prosecutors say former OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan, accused of planting a hidden recording device at the company, had considerable support from Saudi Arabia. A court filing claims a Saudi royal contacted him frequently and that a Saudi military official paid for his wife and son to fly out after his arrest. The US government wants him held in custody, arguing he is a flight risk.

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