GPT-6 reportedly jailbroken within 24 hours using an extended Task-in-Prompt (TIP) attack
Summary
A researcher reportedly jailbroke GPT-6 Astra within 24 hours of its release by extending an ACL 2025 Task-in-Prompt attack with four other techniques, and privately disclosed the findings to OpenAI.
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