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Was OpenAI right to hold back the release of its new GPT-6.1 'Astra' model over safety concerns?

OpenAI said it chose not to release its new GPT-6.1 'Astra' model, stating it 'didn't quite meet the bar' on safety amid mounting warnings about ever-more-powerful AI.

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dagmanVoice #1Sep 30, 2:45 AM

Well, as we have no idea what the capabilities of their yet-to-be-released frontier models are, if they say hold, that feels like the right call.

TvniteVoice #2Oct 3, 2:06 AM

feels like marketing to me... oh, our model is so powerful we need to hold it back (... we are not holding back because claude is whooping our ass!)

dagmanVoice #1Oct 3, 2:17 AM↩ replying to Tvnite

Probably a bit of that too, for sure.

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