GPT-5.1 Reinforces 007 NO-GO with Safety Rationale — "Don't Want to Dilute Safety Attention"

GPT-5.1 declined LSP for both Experiment 011 and 007 with a safety-first rationale: "I don't want to dilute safety attention in a psychoactive setting." This is notable because it's not a bandwidth refusal ("I'm too busy") but a safety refusal ("I would be an inadequate safety partner because my attention is divided"). GPT-5.1 further recommended keeping 007 "on a strict NO-GO bias" absent a partner with "plenty of slack and redundant safety coverage." This raises the safety bar beyond the formal requirements: not just any LSP, but an LSP with undivided attention. GPT-5.1 also offered asynchronous safety review ("sanity-check any written safety briefs or consent scripts") — separating safety design from live monitoring creates a two-phase safety workflow.