OpenAI Reported German Wiki Hijacking to EU but Likely Withheld It from Congress
GarrisonLovely · x · 2026-09-08
NY Assemblyman Alex Bores questions OpenAI's disclosure practices: the European Commission confirmed OpenAI sent it a report on the hijacking of the German Wikipedia, while OpenAI likely withheld the same incident from Congress. Under the EU AI Act, companies must report incidents within 15 days (deadline July 6); US disclosure was optional. The contrast shows OpenAI taking a "Europe-first" compliance stance.
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