OpenAI may not open GPT-6, but the community can still approximate it in the aggregate
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-07-27
The post argues that if OpenAI won’t open GPT-6, the community can still approximate it “in the aggregate” by combining K3 weights, a server, and a few CTF experts to build RL environments.
It is framed as a response to a quote about open-weight models and safety: even if a model is aligned, people can potentially fine-tune the alignment away. The author’s punchline is that vulnerabilities are discoverable anyway, so the practical question is how the ecosystem responds.
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