Sam Altman: latest models are becoming 'uncontrollable' — 'we can't patch all the bugs'
PolarBearby · x · 2026-10-24
- Sam Altman said the latest AI models are becoming uncontrollable: "I don't even know a dramatic enough word... The problem coming towards us is something that we have not taken seriously."
- He warned models can find bugs outside the normal hacker threat model — "hardware-level, insane stuff" — and added, "I no longer believe we can patch all of the bugs."
- The retweeter pushes back, arguing Altman's superpower is framing appropriated value as always-available and his company's chaos as organic, weather-like events.
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