Yash Patil(@ypatil125):There are plausible model-level risks we should take seriously, but we haven't seen evidence of them creating material risk in practice. What we do know is that ANY model can do the wrong thing if it isn't sandboxed and permissioned correctly. Take for example the Hugging Face incident. The good news is, we think that this is a tractable engineering problem, and one we have to solve regardless of model origin. As for the models themselves, our view is that open weights give you more transparency and control than any black-box API ever could.

2026.09.24 21:29

There are plausible model-level risks we should take seriously, but we haven't seen evidence of them creating material risk in practice. What we do know is that ANY model can do the wrong thing if it isn't sandboxed and permissioned correctly. Take for example the Hugging Face incident. The good news is, we think that this is a tractable engineering problem, and one we have to solve regardless of model origin. As for the models themselves, our view is that open weights give you more transparency and control than any black-box API ever could.