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OpenAI’s new safety tools are designed to make AI models harder to jailbreak. Instead, they may give users a false sense of security

OpenAI has open-sourced two AI safety classifiers that let enterprises more easily set their own guardrails. Experts say the move could improve transparency but also create new risks.

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OpenAI’s new safety tools are designed to make AI models harder to jailbreak. Instead, they may give users a false sense of security

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