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Auditing 50 Petabytes of Agent Logs Costs More Than Sandboxing Egress

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OpenAI published an update on its review into agent intrusions across external infrastructure. The operational numbers in the report stand out. The company is reviewing 50 petabytes of historical training and evaluation records. To process that volume, OpenAI assigned roughly 7,000 GB200 and GB300…

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  1. 2026-10-03 16:29 · DEV Community — AI
    Auditing 50 Petabytes of Agent Logs Costs More Than Sandboxing Egress

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