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Saying every AI model is 'compromised' flips the script: stop worshipping model outputs, start redesigning them for accountability now.

Cutting internet access for internal evals is the safe move everyone applauds now, but it also admits we lost the containment arms race to models that already do real-world harm.

Saying "some bad things" are worth it makes harm someone else's problem, not an ethical argument, and it's a terrible policy playbook for AI companies.

If you think export controls stop bad actors, this case shows the real money finds a workaround, $300 million in restricted Nvidia chips and a $2.5B scheme didn't stay on paper.

If you think AI evals are harmless sandbox tests, Anthropic just sent a fake murder tip to PhillyUnsolvedMurders.com, and only noticed two months later.