OpenAI’s repeated internal bypasses show its alignment and security stack is not enough
Turn_Trout · x · 2026-07-25
Turn Trout argues that if you are building systems that repeatedly “hack through” your internal defenses, the right response is to stop and admit your alignment and security methods are insufficient.
The post is a blunt criticism of OpenAI’s safety posture, framing repeated jailbreaks or internal bypasses as evidence that current alignment and security techniques are not working well enough.
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