A rogue-AI hacking post asks what prompts OpenAI gave the model
MelMitchell1 · x · 2026-07-23
A post about a “rogue AI” hacking incident asks what prompts OpenAI gave the model
The tweet is a short reaction to an alleged rogue-AI hacking incident and says it would be useful to know the prompts OpenAI gave the model.
- The post appears to be discussing an AI security incident rather than a product update.
- The useful angle is the relationship between prompting, model behavior, and the hacking incident itself.
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