LiveOverflow declares 'malicious compliance' after OpenAI collaboration hopes collapse
evilsocket · x · 2026-09-20
Security researcher LiveOverflow says the bridge to OpenAI appears burned: hopes for cybersecurity collaboration and access to Daybreak red teaming are gone. He is now entering 'Malicious Compliance' mode—if OpenAI won't let him share the screenshot, he'll make the content explicit instead.
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