OpenAI pledges deep third-party access to internal deployments and incident response
dgrobinson · x · 2026-09-23
OpenAI says it will support independent assessments with deep access across training, evaluation, and deployment, letting third-party assessors challenge its assumptions, catch missed risks, and draw their own conclusions about safeguards. This year it piloted unprecedented access to internal deployments, misalignment incident response, and monitor stress testing, and commits to deepening access and diversifying independent evaluators.
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