FAI Seeks Plaintiffs to Sue Vendors of Unlocked 'Abliterated' Models Over Cyber Harms
michael_nielsen · x · 2026-11-04
Tim Hwang flags the rise of vendors distributing "abliterated" open-weight models with no guardrails, offering unrestricted cyber capabilities. FAI is seeking prospective plaintiffs injured by such systems to support impact litigation, aiming to clarify negligence standards for distributing unlocked models.
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