UK Agency Warns New Models May Share Safety Flaws
jeremyakahn · x · 2026-07-11
Reports indicate that relevant UK agencies believe OpenAI's latest models might possess cybersecurity vulnerabilities similar to those that previously led to US export controls on Anthropic-related models.
The focus here isn't on the model's capabilities themselves, but rather the potential security and regulatory risks they pose, along with the latest official assessments of such threats.
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