Mark Chen denies human review of user data in Navier Stokes effort amid OpenAI 'scandal singularity'
wfithian · x · 2026-09-09
Garrison Lovely jokes that OpenAI is approaching a "scandal singularity," where scandals accumulate faster than anyone can read about them.
Quoting the post, OpenAI's Mark Chen drew two distinctions: no human or agent looked at user data as part of the Navier Stokes effort, but the company does use user feedback and de-identified data to holistically improve ChatGPT and Codex — as, he notes, every LLM company does.
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