Lenny Rachitsky: Is there anything else that you think is important for people to hear before we wrap up? I'm going to skip the lightning round. This is a serious topic. We don't need to get into a whole list of random questions. Is there anything else that we haven't touched on? Anything else you want to just double down on before we wrap up? Sander Schulhoff: One thing is that if you're, I don't know, maybe a researcher or trying to figure out how to attack models better, don't try to attack models, do not do offensive adversarial security research. There's an article, a blog post out there called Do not write that jailbreak paper. And basically the sentiment it and I are conveying is that we know the models can be broken, we know they can be broken in a thousand million ways. We don't need to keep knowing that. And it is fun to do AI red teaming against models and stuff, no doubt, but it's no longer a meaningful contribution to improving defensiveness.
And it is fun to do AI red teaming against models and stuff, no doubt, but it's no longer a meaningful contribution to improving defensiveness.