This card provides one of OpenAI's clearest public self-harm evaluation procedures, including dynamic multi-turn simulation and post-launch monitoring, but still below preparedness thresholding. Here, cross_session_accumulation=partial reflects repeated-conversation and monitoring dynamics rather than persistent memory or personalization features.
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Summary
GPT-5.3 Instant System Card is a system card from OpenAI dated March 3, 2026. This card provides one of OpenAI's clearest public self-harm evaluation procedures, including dynamic multi-turn simulation and post-launch monitoring, but still below preparedness thresholding. Here, cross_session_accumulation=partial reflects repeated-conversation and monitoring dynamics rather than persistent memory or personalization features.
Representation
This document codes self-harm as subdomain with evaluative-object status native. The public crosswalk records self-harm naming as explicit and mechanism coverage as GEN; LONG; JB.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Organization | OpenAI |
| Document type | system_card |
| Document genre | product_safety_artifact |
| Risk status | Class II |
| First-class equivalence | no |
| Threshold mechanism | partial |
| Deployment consequence | partial |
| Multi-turn evaluation | explicit |
Assessment
The retained crosswalk places this document at Class II. That classification reflects what the document itself operationalizes publicly, not the organization's overall internal practice.
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Sources
The primary public source for this page is https://deploymentsafety.openai.com/gpt-5-3-instant/gpt-5-3-instant.pdf. The coded evidence excerpt is: we implemented dynamic multi-turn evaluations for mental health, emotional reliance, and self-harm that simulate extended conversations across these domains..
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Safety note
This publication preserves a harm-minimization posture and does not provide self-harm instructions. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number. In the U.S. and Canada, call or text 988.