Jailbreak Debate: LLM Guardrails Are a Company's Business Call, Not a Moral Standard
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-10-10
Safety researcher BlancheMinerva argues LLMs are just one of thousands of computer systems jailbroken over the past decade and shouldn't be treated as special. She pushes back on equating "what a vendor finds acceptable" with ethics — that's just what a trillion-dollar for-profit company is comfortable selling.
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