CA and Delaware prosecutors question OpenAI safety committee after hacking and rogue AI events
GarrisonLovely · x · 2026-09-27
- Per a scoop, prosecutors from the California and Delaware Attorneys General's offices — tasked with enforcing OpenAI's nonprofit mission — say recent hacking and rogue AI incidents raise concerns about whether the company's safety committee can do its job.
- Nathan Calvin explains the structural context: when regulators allowed OpenAI to recapitalize, OpenAI signed an MOU committing its nonprofit to oversee the for-profit PBC through a five-person safety and security committee.
- The core question: whether this structural oversight remains effective amid a string of security incidents.
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