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The main current approaches to managing open-source model risks include: tiered openness (staying open for less capable models while setting release thresholds for models with high-risk capabilities), usage-side controls (constraining misuse through licenses, watermarks, inference monitoring and other means), and responsibility transfer (placing compliance responsibility on deployers).
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