A sunny San Francisco street with the Golden Gate Bridge in the distance. Outside the glass doors of a sleek office with a NOW HIRING sign, a chickadee in round wire spectacles sits on a stack of books at a desk with a clipboard and asks, "And why do you want to work here?" A grinning man leaning on the desk with his resume says, "I read the part about the honey pots." Behind him a line of eager men stretches down the block and all the way to the bay: one fixing his hair, one holding red roses, one in a tuxedo, an old man in a cardigan, one doing push-ups, all holding resumes. Across the sidewalk at a cafe table, a woman with long brown hair in a white SCOFTI crop top and sequin skirt and a blond woman in a pink cardigan holding Champagne watch the line and smile.

Watch Out for the Honey Pots

October 19, 2026

The spies masquerade as honey pots.

OpenAI is warning its staff about "honey pot" schemes, the Wall Street Journal reported October 15: spies who may try to seduce them for its secrets. Romance, sex and bribes are all on the list. Google and Anthropic reportedly warn their staff too.

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