Former OpenAI safety lead Jan Leike has taken up a job at rival firm Anthropic. There, he will continue his work on superalignment and try to find a way for humans to control powerful AIs.
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Major technology companies came together to promote responsible developments of AI and address security concerns. Representatives established frameworks and principles for evaluating models.
Sam Altman and Greg Brockman has issued a response to Jan Leike who raised questions over OpenAI's commitment to safety. The pair said they do care about safety. You can read the response here.
Major AI creators, academics, government officials, and researchers have formed a consortium to address the risks of deploying AI. Tech giants like Apple and Microsoft have also joined the movement.
Researchers discovered a technique using ChatGPT to repeatedly say words that could reveal private details. The chatbot now refuses some repetitive requests, even though the terms allow repetition.
Microsoft briefly blocked employees from using OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot due to a testing bug that limited LLMs more broadly. Microsoft recommends using its own AI chatbot, Bing Chat.
Samsung unveiled its first generative AI. Gauss includes three key models - Gauss Language for writing support, Gauss Code for software development support, and Gauss Image for image generation.
Which? has warned that it's relatively easy to get ChatGPT and Bard to craft text for scam emails and text messages. Its warning comes just days before the UK is set to host a summit on AI safety.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces the plans for establishing the world's first AI Safety Institute. This announcement comes ahead of the upcoming AI Safety Summit next week in UK.
Microsoft's president calls for a regulatory blueprint to control AI, emphasizing transparency, standards and coordination across sectors. He suggests knowing how to use AI and setting standards.
Tech giants such as Microsoft and Google met with the Biden-Harris administration on AI development. They'll ensure security, transparency and risk sharing, and address concerns about abuse.
Microsoft has revealed plans to give its third-party customers commitments to better handle AI products and services, including sharing info on its research, resources to regulate their use and more.
The UK government will hold the first global summit on AI safety this autumn. It will invite countries, tech companies, and researchers to discuss safety measures against potential AI risks.