An OpenAI slowdown, argued by the man running research
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The chief scientist at OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, argued that the pace of artificial intelligence (AI) development must be slowed down. Just days after unveiling the cutting-edge model ‘GPT-6 Astra,’ he warned of the dangers of AI technology and urged a moderation. On the 6th (local time), OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki [posted] on the OpenAI website titled ‘An Alien Mind
An OpenAI slowdown, argued by the man running research
OpenAI published two posts on Sunday. One says its researchers now get 3.1 days of machine work for every day they put in themselves. The other says nobody should be going this fast. Both are on the company’s own site, dated 6 September, three days after it shipped GPT-6 Astra. The chief scientist wants a […] This story continues at The Next Web
OpenAI reports AI "research interns" and warns about its own pace at the same time
OpenAI reports that AI agents in its own research already handle 3.1 workdays for every human workday, and it says it has reached its goal of an "automated research intern." But chief scientist Pachocki warns that no lab has a good enough grip on alignment and monitoring to keep scaling at maximum speed. The article OpenAI reports AI "research interns" and warns about its own pace at the same time appeared first on The Decoder.
OpenAI Chief Scientist Calls for AI Slowdown, Warns Agents Could Evade Control
Days after OpenAI unveiled a new highly capable artificial intelligence model, the company’s chief scientist, Jakub Pachocki, has called for a slowdown in AI development, warning that society is not prepared for the consequences of autonomous and intelligent machines. In a lengthy blog post published Sunday, Pachocki said he was concerned that “no one is […]
OpenAI reports that AI agents already take over 3.1 working days per human working day in their own research and declares the goal of an "automated research trainee" for achieved. However, chief scientist Pachocki warns: No laboratory has sufficient alignment and monitoring under control to further scale at maximum speed. The article OpenAI reports AI "research trainees" and at the same time warns of its own pace first appeared on The Decoder.
OpenAI's chief researcher, Yakub Pakhotsky, called for consideration of a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence if companies could not provide reliable control over increasingly powerful systems.
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