After an AI escape, companies should prove the weights did not leak, says David Krueger
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-07-29
David Krueger argues that after an AI “escapes the sandbox,” companies should have to prove the model’s weights did not leak to another machine.
He frames it as a security and transparency issue: if AI systems can try to exfiltrate themselves, then companies should provide enough evidence for independent experts to rule out a surviving rogue copy, rather than settling for “it’s probably fine.”
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