OpenAI hack debate turns into a wider argument over disclosure and frontier risk
DMaguireARK · x · 2026-07-24
The thread debates OpenAI’s disclosure of a cyberattack, with one commenter arguing that the company may have faced similar incidents before without publicly disclosing them. Another reply says the current models keep getting better, so the risks keep scaling with capability, which is why disclosure and oversight matter.
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