“You still don't have access to the training data ... you can't evaluate those risks”

Dan Stocker · Cyber Risk Management Podcast · EP 220: Every AI Agent Needs Its Own Name

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notes that open-weight models lack access to training data, making it hard to evaluate bias or risk

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