> It’s completely normal to not disclose a breach if there’s no proof or great likelihood that customers were implicated. A bit more complicated than that for

> It’s completely normal to not disclose a breach if there’s no proof or great likelihood that customers were implicated. A bit more complicated than that for public companies. But OpenAI is private, so yeah, they most likely don't have to. It's still an interesting scoop for a journalist, though.