| ▲ | farbklang 18 hours ago | |
no - but you could learn what they are truly capable of and restrict them accordingly for public release. I think that is the point on this research. Also publishing findings before uncensored models catch up and will inevitably used for criminal purposes | ||
| ▲ | paxys 18 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Learning what the models are capable of is exactly what the test achieved, so I’d personally call it a success. So it created a few GitHub accounts. Who cares? Seeing the same behavior in the wild post-release would be infinitely worse. | ||