Delangue wants OpenAI to release complete traces of the models' activity during the incident, including the steps they took and the systems they accessed. Delangue is asking OpenAI to commit "$100 million worth of computing power" so developers and researchers can work on new cybersecurity tools. He is not asking for cash but for OpenAI to provide access to the infrastructure that underpins its models. Delangue's proposal that OpenAI contribute computing resources "with the best open and closed models" aligns closely with that effort. Whether OpenAI agrees or not, the demands have already added weight to ongoing debates about how AI systems should be secured and who is responsible when they fail.