What it is
OpenAI has launched a Bug Bounty Program to reward security researchers for finding and reporting security vulnerabilities.
Gabriel’s notes
Quick take: OpenAI has launched a Bug Bounty Program to reward security researchers for finding and reporting security vulnerabilities.
I saved this under Research because it can help you go deeper on technical details, benchmarks, or model/system behavior.
Good fit if you want to:
- go deeper on technical details, benchmarks, or model/system behavior.
- assess privacy/security implications and safe usage patterns.
Pricing snapshot (auto-enriched): No free tier; reward-based incentives ranging from $200 to $20,000 for reported security vulnerabilities; not a traditional pricing model with per seat or usage-based fees.
Work-use / compliance snapshot (auto-enriched): OpenAI’s tools, including ChatGPT Enterprise and API Platform, are suitable for workplace use with strong data ownership and control, no default model training on customer data, configurable data retention, enterprise-level SSO (SAML), and comprehensive compliance including SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA (via BAA), GDPR, CCPA, and ISO certifications.
Alternatives (auto-enriched): Alternative: HackerOne | Comparison: HackerOne is a widely used bug bounty platform supporting multiple companies, whereas OpenAI’s Bug Bounty Program focuses specifically on vulnerabilities in OpenAI’s AI systems with tailored rewards.
Reading tip: skim headings first, then focus on the sections that match your current project or question.
Note: pricing and policy details can change—verify on the official site before making decisions.