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Watch on YouTube Does finding a hidden device prove that someone recorded a conversation? Not necessarily. In this case, the complaint describes a device behind a television in an executive room at OpenAI. The company notified the FBI and, after the discovery, installed a camera inside that room.
Does finding a hidden device prove that someone recorded a conversation? Not necessarily. In this case, the complaint describes a device behind a television in an executive room at OpenAI. The company notified the FBI and, after the discovery, installed a camera inside that room.
According to the complaint, that camera later captured an engineer looking behind the television. The sequence matters: the footage documents a later visit, not the moment of installation. Along with other evidence, investigators brought a charge. But the published information does not identify a recorded meeting or reveal what the device may have captured. That will have to be determined in court.
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