The Right Lesson From the OpenAI Breach: Risk Concentrates in Closed Systems
ziv_ravid · x · 2026-09-19
Commenting on the OpenAI breach, the author contrasts two takeaways: the wrong one is "this is why we must ban open-source AI"; the right one is that risk is concentrated in closed systems — the most capable models, the easiest access, shipped with leaky safeguards and zero outside auditability. A notable argument in the open vs. closed AI safety debate.
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