OpenAI sat on cybersecurity report for three months after Australian gov portal breach
gerardsans · x · 2026-09-25
A post calling to sue OpenAI alleges the lab sat on a cybersecurity report for three months: its software crossed an Australian government portal in June, and the prime minister was only told in September. The author contrasts this with Sam Altman telling the UN Security Council that same week that loss-of-control accidents are a "warning shot" and "not entirely theoretical," calling it what self-regulation actually means for AI labs.
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