Sarcastic take mocks AI labs: models 'too dangerous to release' wired to automated P4 virus lab
IgorCarron · x · 2026-09-20
In a sarcastic French post, user @zehavoc mocks AI lab safety rhetoric: "Yes, we built models so dangerous they can hack any system, so we don't release them. Meanwhile, we're hooking them up to a fully automated P4 virus research lab. No worries." The post satirizes the contradiction between labs claiming frontier models are too risky to deploy while still pushing them into high-stakes applications.
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