[Report: OpenAI's Overly Broad Internal Code Access Restrictions Leave Multiple Security Risks Unresolved] According to a report by Jinse Finance on November 4th, citing five sources familiar with the matter, OpenAI employees warned management and the board of directors before the launch of ChatGPT that the company's overly broad access to code and research materials could lead to the leakage of sensitive technologies. Some employees believed that management was more focused on catching up with Google and Anthropic than on security. Internal risks included overly broad code repository permissions, widespread storage of research materials on GitHub and Slack, and a lack of regular security reviews for testing tools. OpenAI has strengthened its security measures, reassigning a quarter of its production engineers to security infrastructure projects in August. OpenAI responded that it has strengthened access restrictions on sensitive materials and internal security reviews, and will launch a new round of special security actions.