The point is not what Reddit commenters think, the point is what OpenAI thinks. I read OP (and the original source) as saying that if ARC had indicated that release was unsafe, then OpenAI would not have released the model until it could be made safe.
Also, something that I think is worth checking out is this reddit thread on r/ChatGPT discussing the ARC eval. It seems that people are really taking the ARC eval seriously. In this situation, ARC did not recommend against deployment, but it seems like if they had, lots of people in fact would have found it quite concerning
This reads to me as clearly referring to the reddit comments as evidence that “if ARC had recommended against deployments lots of people [redditors] would have been quite concerned”.
The point is not what Reddit commenters think, the point is what OpenAI thinks. I read OP (and the original source) as saying that if ARC had indicated that release was unsafe, then OpenAI would not have released the model until it could be made safe.
This reads to me as clearly referring to the reddit comments as evidence that “if ARC had recommended against deployments lots of people [redditors] would have been quite concerned”.