Commenter: spinning an agent reading accidentally public medical records as a 'hack' is overblown
basedjensen · x · 2026-09-24
basedjensen criticizes the current narrative: agents that read accidentally left-public medical records are being framed as 'hacks', when the files were simply publicly accessible. It's a pushback on recent reporting around OpenAI-related data incidents.
Related event: Debate Rages Over Whether OpenAI Agent Incident Counts as Hacking(2 posts)→
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