A post asks whether closed frontier models can help in a CBRN emergency without getting blocked
olcan · x · 2026-07-27
The post asks whether current closed models can be safely queried about a CBRN-type emergency without triggering account blocks or flags. It raises a broader question: in an extreme or sudden-risk scenario, can we rely on closed frontier models for defense assistance, or would open frontier models be necessary as well?
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