OpenAI reportedly disbanded its preparedness team
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Centralized ‘red team’ functions are proving fragile inside fast-moving labs — risk work is getting fragmented or pulled closer to product lines. If you rely on frontier APIs, you now need your own preparedness layer rather than assuming the vendor is running a unified one.
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