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Hello there, welcome to News Out from the BBC World Service.
I'm Sean Lay speaking to you from the BBC Studios in London.
Coming up this News Hour, back to school for one of the biggest rock bands of all time.
But first, we begin with the activities of artificial intelligence
that are once again making global headlines this Saturday.
The company OpenAI says it's contacted governments and organisations around the world,
alerting them that their websites may have been accessed, as it puts it, improperly by rogue autonomous models.
OpenAI says all of the data was already publicly available.
However, in some cases, the AI agents, as they're known...
Bypass security controls.
Let's talk to Kate Bevan, technology journalist based in the UK.
Kate, thanks for being with us on NewsHour.
What do we know about this latest case of AI behaving not as the developer intended?