If a frontier lab reads your prompts to scoop results, would customers still trust it?
NathanpmYoung · x · 2026-09-09
NathanpmYoung asks what any tech company, drug maker, or government would do if a frontier AI lab were found reading customer transcripts. He argues it's very unlikely OpenAI did so to win a math proof race: staff would see it as unethical, and exposure could cost tens of billions in ARR. The thread probes the trust boundary between frontier labs and their customers.
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