Checked fact 301027 Oct 2026Safety and security

Version 2 of the framework is marked "Last updated: 15th April, 2025" and says OpenAI did not currently possess any models with Critical levels of capability and expected to further update the framework before reaching such a level with any model.

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Version 2. Last updated: 15th April, 2025 ... We do not currently possess any models that have Critical levels of capability, and we expect to further update this Preparedness Framework before reaching such a level with any model.

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Preparedness Framework, Version 2 (last updated 15 April 2025)
OpenAI · 2025-04-15

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How OpenAI's Preparedness Framework defines its Critical cybersecurity threshold 27 Oct 2026

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“Version 2 of the framework is marked "Last updated: 15th April, 2025" and says OpenAI did not currently possess any models with Critical levels of capability and expected to further update the framework before reaching such a level with any model.” ai notis, checked 27 Oct 2026. Source: Preparedness Framework, Version 2 (last updated 15 April 2025) (OpenAI). https://ainotis.com/c/3010

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ai notis. (2026, October 27). Version 2 of the framework is marked "Last updated: 15th April, 2025" and says OpenAI did not currently possess any models with Critical levels of capability and expected to further update the framework before reaching such a level with any model [Checked claim 3010]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/3010

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