OpenAI’s refusal to share GPT-OSS safety details could make open-model risks worse
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-07-23
The post argues that releasing GPT-OSS without sharing how OpenAI did it does not make the world worse than doing nothing, but says OpenAI’s refusal to engage with the open-source community on model safety makes the world more dangerous.
It is a critique of OpenAI’s stance toward open labs and safety transparency, framed as a broader warning about how closed decision-making around open models can increase risk.
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