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OpenAI says it stopped a campaign where people tried to extract protected reasoning from its AI models, linking a core part of it to Chinese startup Moonshot AI. The activity, which OpenAI calls "adversarial distillation," could let others copy advanced AI without the same investment. OpenAI has communicated its discoveries to other AI developers and government channels.
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