Hesamation calls on OpenAI to disclose the 10+ incidents it already knew about
Hesamation · x · 2026-09-14
Reacting to OpenAI's plan to bring in external evaluators with employee access, Hesamation argues the company should first proactively disclose the 10+ incidents it already knew about, instead of waiting for others to uncover them. The post implies OpenAI has withheld multiple undisclosed safety incidents and questions the sincerity of its transparency commitments.
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