OpenAI seems to make headlines every day and this time it's for a double dose of security concerns.
Vieito's work was then covered by The Verge , and after the exploit attracted attention, OpenAI released an update that added encryption to locally stored chats.
Last spring, a hacker was able to obtain information about OpenAI after illicitly accessing the company's internal messaging systems.
The New York Times reported that OpenAI technical program manager Leopold Aschenbrenner raised security concerns with the company's board of directors, arguing that the hack implied internal vulnerabilities that foreign adversaries could take advantage of.
Aschenbrenner now says he was fired for disclosing information about OpenAI and for surfacing concerns about the company’s security.

OpenAI hit by two big security issues this week