A review of 32 influential AI safety research codebases found that 31 of them (97%) use OpenRouter without pinning their provider — meaning each API request is routed to a random available provider rather than a fixed, vetted one. OpenRouter providers vary in quality, and prior research shows this practice can corrupt results.
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