India, Nov. 10 -- Amid growing threats of rogue AI agents, ChatGPT parent OpenAI has developed and deployed Control Room, a centralised system to monitor its AI research workloads and stop models from generating output within 35 seconds of a decision to intervene.

In a blog post, the company noted that all advanced AI training jobs are monitored by a separate AI model that flags potentially problematic behaviour. If an issue is detected, the monitoring system can instruct the Control Room to terminate the job.

Control Room then blocks any further inference requests associated with that job ID, preventing the model from generating additional output across any model or engine. If a job has been terminated, Control Room denies the request,...