Developer slams OpenAI's selective partner program: 99% patch bugs they never see
banteg · x · 2026-11-06
Developer m4rioeth blasts OpenAI's 'selective partners' announcements: a handful of privileged partners get early access and find bugs, while the other 99% of the internet — non-selective partners — spend every day fixing, patching and mitigating attacks, sometimes caused by bugs those privileged partners discovered. He says he'll ignore such announcements entirely.
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