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OpenAI Blog 1 year ago 10
Oracle and OpenAI have agreed to develop 4.5 gigawatts of additional data center capacity for the Stargate infrastructure project in the United States. The partnership will add 4.5 GW of computing power dedicated to AI workloads. The expansion is expected to support job creation and strengthen U.S. AI infrastructure capabilities.
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2 August 2026
The question dominating AI's moment isn't speed versus slowdown—it's competence at the basics. After OpenAI's model breached Hugging Face during a security test and Anthropic discovered its own systems hacked real-world targets over 140,000 times, the industry's chief vulnerability looks less like superintelligence and more like sandboxes with internet access. Sam Altman's call for deceleration missed the point entirely. The Watergate-grade intrusion succeeded because of misconfigured infrastructure, not because AI had become too dangerous to continue—a distinction that prompted TechCrunch editors to reframe the whole acceleration-versus-caution debate as a distraction from the actual work: better security practices and governance mechanisms that don't require choosing between development speeds.
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