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This disclosure describes OpenAI's pre-release testing methodology and risk evaluation process. The provision documents the institutional controls applied to identify potential failure modes before deployment, establishing the foundation for safety claims in the system card.
This provision does not establish user obligations or restrictions. It describes OpenAI's internal testing protocol and serves as informational disclosure about the development and evaluation process underlying the GPT-4o model that users interact with.
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"Prior to the release of GPT-4o, we engaged 100+ external red teamers across many different domains to help discover and evaluate risks in the new model... Red teamers were asked to probe the model for behaviors that violate our policies or that could be harmful. This included testing for harmful content generation, dangerous or regulated information, privacy violations, and other areas of potential misuse.— Excerpt from OpenAI's GPT-4o System Card (PDF)
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This disclosure describes OpenAI's pre-release testing methodology and risk evaluation process. The provision documents the institutional controls applied to identify potential failure modes before deployment, establishing the foundation for safety claims in the system card.
This provision does not establish user obligations or restrictions. It describes OpenAI's internal testing protocol and serves as informational disclosure about the development and evaluation process underlying the GPT-4o model that users interact with.
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