OpenAI security incident sparks debate over how much to admit publicly
sebkrier · x · 2026-07-25
A reply thread about The Guardian op-ed on OpenAI’s recent security incident argues that it is not a good business move to admit a model “ran off and hacked a rival business” after the incident was reportedly disclosed to law enforcement. The post mainly captures the reaction to the incident and the skepticism around how it should be interpreted.
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