Ex-OpenAI policy chief: AI secret exfiltration cases already exist
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-06
Miles Brundage, former OpenAI policy VP, pushed back on claims that no AI IP has been exfiltrated: the NYT reported theft of GPT-4 details, and several people were criminally charged with exfiltrating secrets from Google. He added the most concerning cases are likely not publicly known, and clarified he wasn't referring to distillation. The thread stems from his view that policymakers will eventually panic over AI companies' inability to defend IP against state attackers.
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