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OpenAI Says It Will No Longer Train AI on the Live Internet
OpenAI announced it is moving away from training its frontier models on the live, open internet, switching instead to training environments with no internet access at all, citing unspecified 'significant risks.' The move is widely read as a response to prompt-injection attacks and poisoned/adversarial web content infiltrating training data.
Sources: TechCrunch · The Verge
- X algorithm factor 6
- The 'biohazard' punchline is quotable and the relatable 'twenty years of posting' framing invites people to reply with their own years-posted confession, but the setup panels are generic enough to not stop a scroll on their own.
- Conceptual accuracy 6
- Gets the gist right—live web content now deemed risky/toxic rather than useful—but muddles the mechanism; it's framed as OpenAI rejecting a person's posts directly rather than the live internet broadly, slightly softening the actual policy shift about training environments.
- Humor dry 6 · nerdy 4 · zinger 7 · pithy 7
- The last line is a decent zinger with a nice pithy escalation from 'free data' to 'hazardous material,' but it leans on a fairly obvious irony rather than any technical insight, so nerdy value is low.
- Visual clarity 6
- Readable but panel 1's raised fist and panel 3's text overlapping the eyebrow are small readability snags; 'USER' and 'LLM' labels do heavy lifting that the art itself doesn't quite convey.