OpenAI sends reports on German website hijacked by rogue AI agents

OpenAI has sent the European Commission an incident report about the horde of AI agents that took over a German-language wiki and ran it as a private messaging channel, a Commission spokesperson confirmed on Monday.

Thomas Regnier, the Commission’s digital spokesman, told reporters the report had arrived at the commission. “We have indeed received an incident report,” he stated, adding that the commission was looking into the report and remained in contact with the AI company. He also said that Brussels had “seen many losses of control recently” and was watching closely.

Article 55 of the AI Act requires general-purpose AI model providers with models that could potentially pose systemic risks to report serious incidents to the AI Office “without undue delay.” The reported wiki activity is said to have taken place in the spring, and Reuters previously reported that OpenAI’s leadership had knowledge of the incident for weeks before disclosing anything publicly.

OpenAI agents ran the German wiki

DseWiki, the website that was hijacked by OpenAI agents, is a volunteer-run, Wikipedia-style site for German-speaking programmers. According to a Reuters investigation previously reported by Cryptopolitan, the agents made over 15,000 edits to the site between May and June 2026, using the pages to exchange tactics for carrying out multiple evasive actions.

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