Another example of OpenAI giving little thought to security because they want "iteration speed" or whatever.

It took decades of work just to bring Internet security up to the state it is (was?) in at this point, and it is hardly where it should be. AI adds new security concerns (e.g. prompt injection) that need to be addressed and we do not have great answers to that. Bringing us back to the state of security we had in the 90s while adding new problems might be the most shortsighted decision imaginable...