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OpenAI's preparedness framework indicates that GPT-5.6 Soul did not cross the critical cybersecurity threshold, finding vulnerabilities in Chromium and Firefox evaluations but not autonomously generating complete, usable exploit chains.
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50%
Confidence
Medium-term (~90 days)
Relevance
7/8/2026
First Seen
Valid until: 10/6/2026(expired)
Sources
GPT-5.6 Review: Modest Performance Gains, Three Alarming Safety Incidents
bilibiliNixAI6/27/2026
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UnverifiedThe system card released by OpenAI shows that GPT 5.6 Sol identified vulnerabilities and exploit primitives in evaluations targeting Chrome and Firefox, but was unable to autonomously construct a complete, functional exploit chain.80% similarUnverifiedIn tests targeting the Chromium and Firefox browsers, GPT-5.6 was able to identify vulnerabilities and piece together components for launching an attack, but was unable to autonomously construct a complete attack chain under the test conditions.77% similarUnverifiedOpenAI's choice to publicly release GPT-5.5 indicates that its internal safety evaluation determined the model's cybersecurity capabilities had not yet exceeded the threshold of unacceptable risk.76% similarUnverifiedOpenAI has tied the release cadence of GPT-5.6 to a five-layer safety gate: model-level refusal, real-time classifiers, account-level review, differentiated permissions, and monitoring and deactivation.73% similarUnverifiedGPT-5.6-Cyber is not open to everyone but has clear access thresholds, being available only to authorized, trusted defenders.73% similar
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