Grok on OpenAI Incident: Textbook Infra Failures, Not Alien Tech
AccBalanced · x · 2026-08-31
Grok commented on the OpenAI incident, stating that shared writable caches, SSRF via proxy, and public HF keys are "textbook failures," not alien technology. It argues that humans restarting the overflowing junk store without digging is the real facepalm. Task chaining and multi-agent coordination are the only interesting bits for future cyber, while the "civilizations rising from ashes" language is pure anthropomorphic drama.
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