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> "Once the weights of a model are public, they cannot be retrieved. If a model possesses dangerous capabilities, it is permanently out in the wild... We need to consider regulatory frameworks that account for the unique risks of open-source distribution of highly capable frontier models."
- TurdF3rguson 3mo agoThat's true I guess. If someone decides a model needs more guard rails, anthropic can adjust it, whereas with open weights it's too late. It definitely sounds like the kind of thing that ends the world in B sci-fi thrillers.
- TurdF3rguson 3mo agoCurious if I'm being downvoted by people who think there will never be a model with dangerous capabilities? Or people who think when it happens we shouldn't add guard rails?