OpenAI urged to publish rogue-agent traces and fund $100M in cyber defense compute
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-26
The post argues that OpenAI’s proposed cyber-defense support should be transparent, including releasing traces from the rogue agents, but says the money should not come from OpenAI’s foundation if it is meant to offset liability tied to the PBC.
- The request is for radical transparency: publish the traces so researchers can study the attack.
- OpenAI is also urged to commit $100M in compute for stronger cyber defenses.
- The key governance concern is that nonprofit foundation money should not be used to handle the PBC’s potential liability.
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