Distillation attack
A distillation attack (also called illicit distillation or adversarial distillation) is the use of a commercially deployed large language model's outputs, usually obtained at scale through its API and in…
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A distillation attack (also called illicit distillation or adversarial distillation) is the use of a commercially deployed large language model's outputs, usually obtained at scale through its API and in…
Frontier models are artificial intelligence models at or near a selected boundary of capability, scale, or risk.
As of July 2026, the open-weight LLMs that are genuinely free for commercial use with no strings attached are the ones released under standard, OSI-approved licenses: Apache-2.0 (Alibaba's Qwen3, most of…