tszzl defends OpenAI's frontier-run transparency: a level of disclosure that isn't strategically sound
tszzl · x · 2026-10-24
AI researcher tszzl clashed with @AnaHawrylu97708 over OpenAI pausing its frontier training run and disclosing timelines. tszzl argues OpenAI merely keeping people apprised of its frontier run's timeline and narrative is itself praiseworthy — a level of transparency that isn't necessarily strategically sound. He calls the complaint about three-week-late news a classic availability bias, since other labs say nothing at all, and rejects framing delayed news as a "lie". His interlocutor concedes pausing at all is commendable but remains upset about the tardiness.
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