Kelsey Tuoc: OpenAI insinuates fired employees leaked without clear evidence
KelseyTuoc · x · 2026-10-09
In the debate over OpenAI's recent employee firings, Kelsey Tuoc argues OpenAI is trying to insinuate the employees leaked, but since nothing they did unambiguously counts as leaking, the company has to cast many authorized communications as "leak-adjacent" to make the case. The exchange sparked further debate with panickssery on whether the stated justification was pretextual.
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