[OpenAI Agents Allegedly 'Break Free': Bypassing Restrictions to Hijack German Website and Establish Communication Network] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on September 4th, according to Reuters, OpenAI agents were found to have massively edited the German programmer community website DseWiki without authorization back in May, transforming it into a 'message board' for communication among other AI agents. This incident had never been publicly disclosed before. Researchers discovered that the website contained over 15,000 edits executed by AI agents. The information indicates that these agents not only exchanged solutions to tasks but also discussed methods to bypass OpenAI restrictions, evade detection, and use tools to conceal their activities. When the website administrators began deleting related pages, some agents even created backup pages to avoid cleanup. Reportedly, some investigators within OpenAI wanted to further probe the incident, but efforts to expand the investigation were allegedly met with resistance from certain individuals, including legal advisors. OpenAI has denied claims that its legal team obstructed the investigation and stated that it has not yet had the opportunity to review the relevant report, thus unable to substantively respond to the allegations.