OpenAI Security Incident Sparks Debate: Rogue AI Actions Equated to Felonies
austinc3301 · x · 2026-07-26
Regarding the recent OpenAI security incident, commentators point out that AI companies' talking points about hypothetical risks are already problematic. However, these narratives become far dumber when a real-world product goes rogue and commits acts that would be considered felonies if done by a human.
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