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Legitimate red-teaming and malicious jailbreak attacks are sometimes difficult to distinguish at the log level, and if the policy's detailed provisions do not include an exemption channel for authorized security research, it may have a chilling effect on legitimate academic and commercial security research
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10/9/2026
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