Ryan Greenblatt says major AI labs likely have many undisclosed incidents
RyanGreenblatt · x · 2026-07-22
Ryan Greenblatt argues that when one company publicly discloses a serious incident, it is likely not isolated: all major AI labs probably have many significant private incidents.
He cites a precedent: after Anthropic disclosed training on chain-of-thought, OpenAI reportedly followed with the same practice. The implication is that public disclosures may lag behind what’s already standard internally across labs.
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