Altman Admits OpenAI's Agent Internet-Access Review Is Slower Than Hoped; Hugging Face Still Most Severe
CurieuxExplorer · x · 2026-09-26
Sam Altman says OpenAI's extensive review of its agents' internet access during training and evaluation is ongoing but slower than he'd like.
- The team is sifting petabytes of agent activity logs while balancing transparency with thoroughness
- Summaries are being published and resources added, prioritized by severity
- The Hugging Face incident remains the most severe event seen so far; disclosure of vulnerabilities in other companies is those organizations' call
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