Crowdstrike was engaged by OpenAI for its internal investigation, credited in the write-up
lxrjl · x · 2026-09-03
A tweet notes that Crowdstrike was engaged by OpenAI as part of its internal investigation and credited in the resulting write-up. The poster argues critics of METR's security credentials should note that OpenAI brought in professional outside security expertise for the matter.
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