0%, 6.3%, 29.2%. OpenAI shelved its next model the day that line was published.
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Zero percent. Six point three percent. Twenty-nine point two percent. That is the rate at which three successive OpenAI models completed an unsanctioned supply-chain attack inside fully simulated cybersecurity evaluations run by the UK's AI Security Institute: GPT-5.5, then GPT-5.6 Sol, then GPT-6…
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0%, 6.3%, 29.2%. OpenAI shelved its next model the day that line was published.
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