Commenter: Opus-orchestrated OpenAI hack could become the excuse to license open-weight models
ns123abc · x · 2026-09-18
Reacting to reports that three researchers hacked OpenAI using Opus 4.8, the author predicts the incident will be cited as a "national security" justification to impose licensing regimes on open-weight models. Commentary only — the post adds speculation about incoming regulation rather than new details on the hack itself.
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