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The reasoning chains of closed-source models are often returned in encrypted or summarized form, making it impossible for outsiders to verify whether logical shortcuts or hidden biases exist; open weights, in contrast, allow the reasoning process to be reproduced and audited by third parties, thereby turning safety from a "vendor promise" into something "community-verifiable".
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