OpenAI False-Positive Ban Sparks Fresh Calls for Decentralized AI Services
QuixiAI · x · 2026-09-06
A user named Eric appears to have been banned from OpenAI in another false-positive incident. The post argues that false positives, permanent bans, weak appeals, and data loss show centralized services can never be fully trusted, and that decentralization and openness are the only long-term path to reliable, safe AI services — while urging OpenAI to restore Eric's access ASAP.
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