Engineer slams OpenAI for putting progress ahead of safety on unverified AI code
gerardsans · x · 2026-10-05
Building on his earlier point about verification, gerardsans criticizes OpenAI for not following industry best practices and putting progress ahead of safety, arguing the company will have to answer to a judge when an unverified AI-generated code snippet causes serious harm — and remains fully responsible for the negligence.
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