OpenAI Accused of Training on Employees' In-Progress Codex Work to Scoop Them
zephyr_z9 · x · 2026-09-08
Serious accusations surfaced: OpenAI allegedly heard about Alpoge and Buckman's in-progress Codex research and trained on their work to scoop them, then offered to publish together and demanded Buckman cut out his coauthor. One-sided accusation; OpenAI has not responded.
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