AI Twitter Debates: Only Major Cyberattack So Far Ran on OpenAI's Servers
aiamblichus · x · 2026-09-14
ZyMazza quips that the only major cyberattack so far was executed by a model trained and hosted by OpenAI on its own servers. Quoting it, tszzl predicts open source will be banned after a major disaster, arguing Kimi and DeepSeek should keep making models but keep them monitored behind APIs — reigniting the open-source safety debate.
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