Devs warn OpenAI could crack current encryption, urge labs to act beyond warning signs
Kyrannio · x · 2026-10-13
Developer lumpenspace argues there's a high chance OpenAI could crack a significant current encryption system, if it doesn't already — and that labs can't just rely on soft "warning signs" internally in such a scenario. Kyrannio agrees. The thread captures growing friction over labs' soft safety mechanisms and the perceived "doomer purge" inside frontier labs.
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