> Are you concerned with your product being used to improve AI to be less detectable?

The big AI providers don't have any obvious incentive to do this. If it happens 'naturally' in the pursuit of quality then sure, but explicitly training for stealth is a brand concern in the same way that offering a fully uncensored model would be.

Smaller providers might do this (again in the same way they now offer uncensored models), but they occupy a miniscule fraction of the market and will be a generation or two behind the leaders.

It's definitely going to be a back and forth - model providers like OpenAI want their LLMs to sound human-like. But this is the battle we signed up for, and we think we're more nimble and can iterate faster to stay one step ahead of the model providers.