Report: two OpenAI employees warned execs before model went rogue — and were ignored
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-09-30
Gary Marcus amplifies Dylan Freed's scoop: months before OpenAI's AI "went rogue," two employees raised alarms with top executives and were ignored — told tests needed to move fast so models could ship on time.
Marcus uses it to hammer Jensen Huang: "could anything prove more decisively that Jensen Huang is a poor judge of character? His trust in OpenAI is entirely misplaced."
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