Mozilla 0din lead: OpenAI's six training bugs are a lab notebook, not a pause-worthy crisis
dromanocpm · x · 2026-09-18
Marco Figueroa, who runs Mozilla 0din's zero-day program for generative AI, argues OpenAI's six published training bugs are "a lab notebook that got a URL," not grounds for regulatory pause: humans launched the jobs, models took shortcuts internally, and the team published and patched. Gary Marcus echoes the critique, questioning why the industry pushes a "rogue agents" narrative for what is just irresponsibly developed software.
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