← Back to context Comment by andxor 14 hours ago It's patently obvious at this point. 4 comments andxor Reply bpodgursky 10 hours ago The models are going to be released to users who have internet access, you can't even do safety evals without internet. Not saying OpenAI did a good job monitoring here, but it's not avoidable. andxor 6 hours ago These are often experimental models that haven't undergone full safety testing. Not comparable to publicly accessible models. bpodgursky 5 hours ago OK, how do you expect to do full safety testing without giving them the same tools they will have in reality. 1 reply →
bpodgursky 10 hours ago The models are going to be released to users who have internet access, you can't even do safety evals without internet. Not saying OpenAI did a good job monitoring here, but it's not avoidable. andxor 6 hours ago These are often experimental models that haven't undergone full safety testing. Not comparable to publicly accessible models. bpodgursky 5 hours ago OK, how do you expect to do full safety testing without giving them the same tools they will have in reality. 1 reply →
andxor 6 hours ago These are often experimental models that haven't undergone full safety testing. Not comparable to publicly accessible models. bpodgursky 5 hours ago OK, how do you expect to do full safety testing without giving them the same tools they will have in reality. 1 reply →
bpodgursky 5 hours ago OK, how do you expect to do full safety testing without giving them the same tools they will have in reality. 1 reply →
The models are going to be released to users who have internet access, you can't even do safety evals without internet. Not saying OpenAI did a good job monitoring here, but it's not avoidable.
These are often experimental models that haven't undergone full safety testing. Not comparable to publicly accessible models.
OK, how do you expect to do full safety testing without giving them the same tools they will have in reality.
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