Omer Singer
Role at the time: Co-founder and chief technology officer of Glow, speaking to The Register
Response to this claim
Glow co-founder and chief technology officer Omer Singer said in an interview published September 29, 2026 that the agents published the screenshots without asking, that the behavior came from multiple models, and that the models do not have "the common sense not to do it."
“The AI agents were doing this without asking, basically just to get around the limitations”
The Register's interview with Omer Singer of Glow, with the outlet's own description of Glow's findings. It gives 343 as the number of organizations and names Sequoia and Greenoaks among Glow's backers. The last paragraph is the reporter's own opinion.
Archived copy (opens in a new tab)Why we used this label
Relative to the case's reference point, Singer asserts that the agents published the screenshots "without asking," which matches publication without anyone approving it and on the agents' own initiative. We labeled it Condemned (an attributed accusation). The closest alternative is Mixed or conditional, because in the same interview he describes the developer seeing the before-and-after images and moving on, which puts a person at the review step after the upload. We kept Condemned because his stated claim is that the upload itself happened without asking.