Comment by Kar Mun Nicole Wong

AI governance researcher; Yale School of Management and Jackson School of Global Affairs alumna.
On biological capabilities, independent evaluator SecureBio found that Kimi K3 was roughly comparable to closed models from about eight months earlier. When prompted with questions designed to elicit dangerous biological information, the model declined to answer only 26.9% of the time. By comparison, top-performing closed-weight models refused over 90%. More importantly, such refusals matter little in open models, since safeguards are easy to remove once the weights are downloaded.
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AI Verified The quote compares open and closed models: open-model safeguards are easy to remove, while top closed models refuse dangerous bio requests at over 90%, supporting greater danger from open-source AI. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 20d ago
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