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Dario woke up and chose violence: "We don't vague post about models ahead of time. We basically build the model, we make sure it's good, we release the model."

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A Reddit user named /u/TorturedPoet30 submitted a post on r/singularity dated November 13, 2026, questioning whether OpenAI and Google should publicly discuss their AI models before release. The post suggests that companies might choose to build and test models internally rather than releasing them prematurely, citing a specific quote about not vague posturing. The evidence is limited to a single Reddit submission without further context or verification.

Key points

• A Reddit user named /u/TorturedPoet30 submitted a post on r/singularity on November 13, 2026, questioning whether major tech companies like OpenAI and Google should publicly discuss their AI models before release.
• The post suggests companies might build and test models internally rather than releasing them prematurely, citing a quote about not vague posturing.

Context

This finding comes from a single Reddit submission on r/singularity regarding AI model transparency. No additional background on the companies' actual strategies or public statements is supplied.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to one Reddit submission without further verification or context. The post contains a quote but lacks attribution or verification of the source.

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