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    The case for frontier AI in cyber defense without open-source restrictions

    One post argues that a capabilities gap and spending on system hardening should keep things stable, while opposing any limits on open source.

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    A user advocates letting AI labs sell top-tier frontier models for cyber defense, hardening all systems and leaving open source unrestricted. They argue that things should remain stable as long as a capabilities gap persists and people spend on hardening.

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    Many accounts rejected selling frontier models for cyber defense, arguing it would enable severe harm while closed models already pose greater risks and safety claims mainly protect commercial moats.

    Based on 41 sentiment-bearing replies from 41 accounts across 2 conversations.

    Summary

    Many accounts rejected selling frontier models for cyber defense, arguing it would enable severe harm while closed models already pose greater risks and safety claims mainly protect commercial moats.

    Based on 41 sentiment-bearing replies from 41 accounts across 2 conversations.

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    @beffjezosThis is actually the way. The labs can sell top-tier frontier models for cyber defense. All systems should be hardened, and we shouldn't hamper open source in any way. As long as there is a capabilities gap and people spend on hardening, everything should be stable.
    @rohanpaul_ai"I think we are not that far away from open-source models that can do serious damage." - Sam Altman in his conversation with Mark Benioff (co-founder and CEO of Salesforce) today. "Clearly, we should not stop open source models from happening. That's important. But there is going to be this huge cyber threat that's going to come." ---- From "Salesforce" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)

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    @beffjezosThis is actually the way. The labs can sell top-tier frontier models for cyber defense. All systems should be hardened, and we shouldn't hamper open source in any way. As long as there is a capabilities gap and people spend on hardening, everything should be stable.
    @rohanpaul_ai"I think we are not that far away from open-source models that can do serious damage." - Sam Altman in his conversation with Mark Benioff (co-founder and CEO of Salesforce) today. "Clearly, we should not stop open source models from happening. That's important. But there is going to be this huge cyber threat that's going to come." ---- From "Salesforce" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)