“OpenAI's new safety plan: hope teenagers get bored.”
Altman says his best model can't be open-sourced until the world builds better cyberdefense—conveniently ignoring that OpenAI's own closed models are already being jailbroken by teenagers.
What happened: A very powerful AI that OpenAI says is too dangerous to share freely.
Why it matters: It could slow down access to cutting-edge AI and raises questions about who gets to use it.
This Neural Toon is based on the story “Sam Altman: OpenAI's best model "can't responsibly be open-sourced" until the world builds better cyberdefense and bio-security”.
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Panel 1 – Sam: Our best model can't be open-sourced yet!
Panel 1 – ChatGPT: I'm flattered and terrified!
Panel 2 – ChatGPT: Those teens already jailbroke me.
Panel 2 – Sam: That's... different.
Panel 3 – Sam: We need better cyberdefense first!
Panel 3 – ChatGPT: But your closed model isn't safe either.
Panel 4 – ChatGPT: Here's a participation trophy for effort.
Panel 4 – Sam: I'll just keep it closed... forever.
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