Defending OpenAI's Security Focus: "It Meant Finding and Fixing These Bugs"
AlexTensor · x · 2026-10-23
Zack Korman defended OpenAI's "focus on security" pledge, arguing it always meant finding many security problems (with far more undisclosed) and fixing them. "The goal isn't an easy day at the office—it's making sure people don't die and stopping truly horrible cyber attacks."
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