OpenAI Third-Party Veteran: Testing Imperfect Products Became the Norm
morqon · x · 2026-10-23
A practitioner who has done third-party work at OpenAI for five years—since before it was cool—says she helped normalize letting third parties test imperfect products. The steps along the way were hard and imperfect, she notes, but the bigger picture matters and hopes the industry keeps that picture in focus.
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