VoicesAltman Tells OpenAI Staff Military Decisions Are Governments CallCNBC·high signalXBlueskyLinkedInCopy linkAltman told staff they dont get to weigh in on military use. Acknowledged Pentagon deal looked opportunistic and sloppy.SourceSource pageCNBC↳ Follow the threadShared entity / Policy dependencyCodex built a credential broker into its network proxy so the agent's shell never holds a real secretGitHubShared entity / Policy dependencyHawley Opens a Senate Investigation Into OpenAI's Handling of the Hugging Face Breach, 16 Questions Due October 1AxiosShared entity / Policy dependencyFOIA Contracts Show the Pentagon Asked OpenAI for 'Minimal Refusal Rates'The InterceptShared entity / Policy dependencyNYU's Tristan Buckmaster says OpenAI called him three days before announcing, used his line of attack, and asked him to drop his Anthropic co-authorTristan Buckmaster statement (NYU), corroborated by Fortune, TechCrunch and Science/AAASShared entity / Policy dependencyA second mathematician now accuses OpenAI of training on his private chats, this time over Gromov's soficity conjectureHacker News (via Valerio Capraro on X and r/OpenAI)Shared entity / Policy dependency1Password Reports 21% Engineering Productivity Gain From Codex Under Strict Security PolicyOpenAI BlogShared entity / Policy dependencyEpoch AI's new AI Chip Users explorer separates compute used from compute owned, and puts OpenAI at nearly 20x since 2023Epoch AIShared entity / Policy dependencyTerence Tao proposes labeling problems "analysis-required" so a bare AI answer earns nothingsimonwillison.net