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OpenAI engineer recording device case Ended

First reported Oct 14, 2:52 PM ET by Bloomberg · ended after 67 hours

A gifted engineer. A love for Saudi Arabia. A bugging device wrapped in toilet paper. (opens the original story in a new tab)

Business InsiderOct 14, 7:04 PM

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The Engineer Accused of Bugging OpenAI’s Top-Secret Conference Room

Bluesky · The Wall Street Journal · Oct 15, 5:49 AM

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