OpenAI Researcher Pushes Back on Claims of Buried Safety Reports
kaicathyc · x · 2026-10-10
OpenAI researcher Cathy Yeh responded to accusations that OpenAI was suppressing safety findings by delaying reports. She argued that many researchers RTing the material contradicts a cover-up, and that investigations, write-ups, and third-party disclosures simply take a couple of days—joking they could "try to publish more on Thursdays."
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