OpenAI Accused of Lacking Long-Range Autonomy Evaluations
TheMidasProj · x · 2026-02-07
An analysis points out that under OpenAI's own safety framework, the company has an affirmative burden to prove their models lack autonomy.
OpenAI is expected to present "Long-range Autonomy capability evaluations" demonstrating the model cannot act autonomously. However, the company currently lacks these evaluations to support the claim.
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