The point of this is that the balance of having open models help with cyber defense, and the trajectory we’re on being well more fine than people think.

It’s not that open weights won’t be used in cyber attacks. All possible AI trajectories had many cyber incidents imo.

Like many things I do, I’m trying to challenge the fatalistic, largely ai doom / ai safety discourse around cyber and open models, because there’s a credible part of the cyber community that thinks open models are a big part of holding things together in the next 12 months.