OpenAI insiders claim unfixable hardware bugs exploitable by AI, says report
inductionheads · x · 2026-10-24
Relaying Jake Mintz: several OpenAI people claim hardware contains unfixable bugs that AI models can exploit directly via machine code, so fixing software alone won't suffice. Defense may need to outrun offense—or the industry adapts to a new normal of insecure software.
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