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OpenAI engineer charged over hidden recorder in executive conference room

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An OpenAI engineer has been accused of hiding a recording device in an executive conference room in San Francisco and now is facing charges from the federal authorities. The surprising turn is that AI technology had supposedly assisted the individual in his preparation, while OpenAI said that its models helped investigate the case. Prosecutors said that Abdulrahman Alfozan, aged 35, hid the recording device in toilet paper and attached it to the USB port of a television set on September 28, 2026. OpenAI’s security discovered it during a search on September 30, according to the Department of Justice .

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