Frontier models without guardrails create legal liability, tszzl argues
tszzl · x · 2026-10-26
tszzl argues that even if guardrail-free frontier models cause no harm, there's a world of legal liability difference between trying to prevent cybercrime with your products versus not. Yacine counters that people already run abliterated open models and do plenty of damage — better to just monitor and let law enforcement handle it.
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