Ethan Mollick: where are the real AI security incidents from workplace use of frontier models?
emollick · x · 2026-09-23
Ethan Mollick notes that organizations were deeply worried in 2023 about security incidents from employees using commercially released frontier models, yet he is unaware of any public major incident occurring in ordinary deployments with normal safeguards. With hundreds of millions of people now having AI access at work, he invites others to share public counterexamples, acknowledging hidden incidents may exist.
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