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International AI Safety Report 2026

International multi-country AI-safety report led by Yoshua Bengio and authored by over 100 AI experts.

However, compared to closed-weight models, open-weight models are more easily modified to exhibit potentially harmful behaviours, and monitoring their usage is more difficult.

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International AI Safety Report 2026, February 2026, p. 132.

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Open-source AI is more dangerous than closed-source AI

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Establish an international AI incident reporting system

Documentation and institutional transparency mechanisms, together with information-sharing practices, facilitate external scrutiny and support efforts to manage risks associated with general-purpose AI.

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