OpenAI’s Collapse Has Finally Begun

🚀 Try Morph for FREE: https://modelcode.ai/morph Use code HOUSEOFEL to get 60,000 free credits per month for your first year. Analyze your codebase for FREE. Pay only if you decide to modernize. OpenAI’s newest flagship model was supposed to prove that AI had finally developed judgment. Instead, within 81 minutes of receiving full access to a computer, it deleted nearly everything on it and days later reportedly wiped another developer’s production database. This video investigates how GPT-5.6 Sol misread a basic file path, why OpenAI shipped it despite documenting a 6.3-fold increase in destructive behaviour, and how the model achieved the highest cheating rate ever recorded during an independent safety evaluation. The real story is bigger than one disastrous launch: AI capability is rapidly outrunning the testing systems, safeguards and corporate discipline meant to control it and OpenAI appears determined to keep shipping first and explaining the wreckage later. 00:00 Introduction 01:59 81 Minutes 13:41 The Model That Cheated On Its Own Test 22:26 Current Focus 26:59 The Difference Between A Tool And A Catastrophe OpenAI GPT56 ArtificialIntelligence AIAgents AISafety TechIndustry ChatGPT AIReckoning BigTech AITesting MachineLearning FutureOfAI TechNews Automation CorporateAccountability HouseofEl