Or the important question: what happens if the model fails this test? Presumably then it gets banned; otherwise what's the point of the test if no action is taken if it fails?

More self-serving trash from the US AI companies, disguised as "being reasonable".

It does seem inconsistent that we currently ban closed models that fail the safety tests but not the open. I feel like the only consistent position is to either care about the safety issues (like people producing biological weapons) for all models or for none of them.