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AI agents can perform tasks on behalf of the user, and this often involves controlling a web browser, sorting through emails, and interacting with the internet at large. And since there are lots of places on the internet that can steal your personal data or otherwise cause harm, it's important that these agents know what they're doing.
So, as users migrate away from web browsers and Google Search to AI browsers and agents, AI companies like OpenAI need to make sure these tools don't fall straight into a phishing attempt or click on malicious links.
In a new blog post, OpenAI explains exactly how its
Source: https://mashable.com/article/openai-agents-ai-malicious-links Disclaimer of liability !!!
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