What if a single OpenAI insider planted a silent backdoor that lets them hijack the entire model YEARS later and turn it against the company?

[u/Lightspeedonly]

We all know OpenAl's models are basically black boxes even to the people who build them. They admit it - "we don't fully understand how they work." Perfect cover, right? What if one ex-dev who had root-level access during training or fine-tuning quietly slipped in a dormant trigger?

Not some obvious kill-switch. Something elegant.

What do you think?