FBI 指控一名 OpenAI 工程师在会议室藏匿录音设备
per usnews: The FBI has charged an OpenAI engineer with hiding a thumb-sized recorder wrapped in toilet paper in an executive conference room.
据 US News 报道，FBI 指控 OpenAI 工程师 Abdulrahman Alfozan 在旧金山办公楼一间高管会议室藏匿拇指大小的录音设备。这名 35 岁的沙特籍员工于 2025 年 7 月加入 OpenAI，若罪名成立最高面临 5 年监禁和 25 万美元罚款。员工于 9 月 30 日在电视机后方 USB 接口处发现该设备，安装约两天，设备带麦克风并可连接摄像头，但存储数据已加密无法读取。OpenAI 随后在房间加装摄像头，于 10 月 5 日拍到 Alfozan 进入并查看电视机后方；同日安保人员在其遗留的包中发现钱包、证件和第二个类似录音设备。FBI 起诉书称，截至 9 月 16 日约一个月内，他曾向一个 AI 生产力智能体询问会议室日历和相关能力。OpenAI 表示其内部 AI 模型识别出他并追踪到该设备，且有证据显示他计划部署更多录音设备。目前未指控其动机或接收方，案件关键在于 FBI 能否证明录音去向。
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查看原帖truly unbelievable stuff going on. 🤯 FBI arrested a former employee in connection with a sophisticated listening device found hidden in one of OpenAI's offices. OpenAI says it has no indication so far that the employee accessed or exfiltrated model weights, source code or customer data, yet it hasn’t said what the device itself recorded.
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per usnews: The FBI has charged an OpenAI engineer with hiding a thumb-sized recorder wrapped in toilet paper in an executive conference room.
Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national, was arrested, he joined OpenAI in July 2025, if convicted, he faces up to 5 years in prison, a $250,000 fine.
Staff found his hidden a thumb-sized recorder wrapped in toilet paper on September 30 in a USB port behind a television in one of OpenAI’s San Francisco buildings, about 2 days after installation.
It had a microphone and could link to a camera, but its stored data was encrypted and inaccessible.
OpenAI then added a camera to the room, which caught Alfozan entering and checking behind the television on October 5.
That day, security staff opened a bag he had left unattended in another room and found his wallet, ID and a second, similar recorder.
The FBI complaint says he had spent about a month, ending September 16, asking an AI productivity agent about meeting-room calendars and capabilities.
OpenAI says its internal AI models identified him and traced the device, and that it has evidence he planned to deploy more recorders.
No motive or recipient has been alleged, so the case’s weight turns on whether the FBI can show who the recordings were for.