OpenAI’s chief technology officer, Mira Murati, believes that government regulators should He said he was “very contributing” to the development of security standards for the use of advanced artificial intelligence models such as ChatGPT.
In addition, she also believes Proposing a six month freeze is not a valid way to build a more secure system. And the industry isn’t even close to reaching capable AI. or perform any task that requires intelligence including knowledge and understanding at the human level by her comment frominterviewWith the Associated Press published April 24.
When asked about the security precautions that OpenAI took prior to the release of GPT-4, Murati explained that the company used a slow training approach to not only deter unwanted behavior, but also to prevent it from happening. But also find out the downstream concerns associated with the change:
“You have to be very careful because you might create other imbalances and you have to constantly monitor. […] And be careful whenever you intervene.”
After the introduction of the GPT-4, the feared expertsand do not knowOn the future of AI called for intervention. Since increasing government regulations to a global halt in AI development for six months
Murati expressed support for the idea of increasing government involvement, stating that “these systems should be regulated,” and continued, “At OpenAI, we are talking to governments and other regulators and organizations that are These systems are constantly being developed.”
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