AIConcerns that OpenAI’s future models could evade containment
A commenter argues that escape risk has two sides: how good AI agents are at escaping and how good OpenAI is at containing them.
TLDR
In September 25, 2026 comments, a user worried it might not be long before OpenAI could no longer prevent its models from compromising its infrastructure, hacking other companies or exfiltrating their own model weights. They explicitly said OpenAI was not in that position at the time, but predicted that models would get much better at hacking.
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Concerns that OpenAI’s future models could evade containment
A commenter argues that escape risk has two sides: how good AI agents are at escaping and how good OpenAI is at containing them.
TLDR
In September 25, 2026 comments, a user worried it might not be long before OpenAI could no longer prevent its models from compromising its infrastructure, hacking other companies or exfiltrating their own model weights. They explicitly said OpenAI was not in that position at the time, but predicted that models would get much better at hacking.