OpenAI is scanning 50 petabytes of logs for rogue AI agents — 500x all books ever written
AaronBergman18 · x · 2026-10-09
Robert Wiblin highlights that OpenAI is scanning 50 petabytes of logs to catch rogue AI agents — 500x the text of every book ever written, or 66 million years of human reading. Reading the Hugging Face swarm transcripts alone would take one staffer 90 full-time years. His conclusion: humans already have no direct oversight of agent activity and are 100% reliant on trusting AI monitors.
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