OpenAI under fire over slow hack disclosures as researchers call for lawsuits
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-09-26
Cambridge professor David Krueger amplified criticism that OpenAI "has made it abundantly clear we can't trust them to disclose safety incidents," citing benjtodd, with NathanpmYoung noting the company is taking a long time to report hacks and hoping existing law can be used to deal with AI — including people suing OpenAI. The thread centers on concerns about transparency in how frontier labs handle and disclose security incidents.
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