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Former employees warn AI developers could lose ability to monitor increasingly advanced models, urge greater transparency
In response, an OpenAI research officer wrote in an internal note, of which part was shared with the AFP, which is "fully in agreement" with those recommendations.
Three more researchers have been fired from OpenAI, accused of “leaking sensitive information to an external review team without respecting procedures.” The three researchers, in a letter, called on the creator of ChatGPT to stop developing AI models whose reasoning would be incomprehensible to humans. The letter was published on Wednesday (7/10) by the Wall Street Journal. In response, a research manager at OpenAI said he “fully agreed” with th…
In response, an OpenAI investigation officer wrote in an internal note, of which part was shared with the AFP, which is "totally in agreement" with those recommendations, since being able to verify step by step how the models arrive at a decision is "of the utmost importance." Jasmine Wang, Tomek Korbak and Mikita Balesni, security specialists of the IA whose dismissal was announced on October 1, are accused by OpenAI of having transmitted confi…
The appeal was included in a letter sent to the newspaper on Wednesday. In response, a person in charge of the OpenAI research area stated that he agreed with the researchers' recommendations.
OpenAI (AI) employees left the company and sent a letter to the company's board of directors requesting not to develop technology to weaken surveillance of artificial intelligence models, but to collaborate with external security agencies. The Wall Street Journal announced on the 7th (local time) that 3 employees of OpenAI who were recently fired were the company's board of directors and safety committee
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