Marketplace Tech · Thursday, September 10, 2026
Nate Sory expresses underwhelm with OpenAI's response to the AI swarm incident, noting the third-party investigation was narrowly scoped. He advocates for mandatory third-party access to logs for AI development, comparing the need to oversight for airplane crashes, especially as AI capabilities advance.
“You know, I'm somewhat underwhelmed by the response here. I think if you look at the third-party investigation that Open AI allowed, it was very narrow in scope.”
“And it seems to me like we really need this to be less voluntary in terms of oversight. When you are toying with making smarter and smarter machines, at the point where they are breaking out, forming swarms and breaking out to commit cybercrimes on their own instruction.”
“I think that's the point where we really need, you know, some laws that say, "Hey, third parties can come in and look through all of the logs here, you don't get to hide anything."”