OpenAI 'acting like cornered animals' amid usage-limit backlash; exec declines comment citing safety
CtrlAltDwayne · x · 2026-10-06
@CtrlAltDwayne observes that 'something has snapped at OpenAI,' saying the company is 'acting like cornered animals'—arguing they just need to fix usage limits and ship a better model, while joking about staff 'sleeping under their desks for 28 days.'
The post quotes OpenAI engineer Thibault Sottiaux replying 'won't comment about this one because it's about safety,' hinting the underlying rumor touches on safety matters, though no details were given.
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