… This comes as OpenAI has been hit with some controversy as it officially entered a partnership with the US Department of War to deploy AI for classified applications – something, it seems, Anthropic and Google employees were unwilling to do without heavy guardrails in place. …
… OpenAI says that the initiative fits into its broader security efforts, including an application security AI agent launched last month known as Codex Security, a cybersecurity grants program that began in 2023, a recent donation to the Linux Foundation to support open source security, and the “Prep… …
… Aside from safety concerns, OpenAI has also been facing competition from the likes of Anthropic and Google, which have each seen an influx of users after rolling out their own powerful AI models. …
… Is it actively lobbying against AI safety legislation that you support? Have you looked it up in the AI safety index ? How are its products used? If you work for Google or OpenAI, have you skimmed any of the lawsuits against your company for alleged chatbot-linked suicide? …
… "OpenAI deployed a defective AI product directly to consumers around the world with knowledge that it was being used as a de facto medical triage system, but notably, without reasonable safety guardrails, robust safety testing, or transparency to the public. …
… Anthropic is primarily an AI safety and research company. Its founding mission is rooted in making AI that is safe and understandable, which is why safety-focused training methods like Constitutional AI are central to its work. …
… You spearheaded the Responsible AI Safety and Education, or RAISE, Act. In a nutshell, it requires major AI developers to publish safety testing practices. Can you explain how that works? What exactly does that mean? This applies only to the very largest AI developers. …
… On r/technology one user simply posted, "sounds like malware." A majority of comments in the post question why OpenAI made the tool and question the safety of it or accuse the company of wanting to harvest your data. …
… "Why Google's 'woke' AI problem won't be an easy fix" . BBC News . Archived from the original on February 28, 2024 . Retrieved March 3, 2024 . ^ Kahn, Jeremy February 27, 2024 . "What Google's 'woke' AI image controversy says about AI—and about Google" . …
… Externally, OpenAI’s Pentagon deal sparked widespread controversy, leading CEO Sam Altman to announce he was attempting to renegotiate the deal. But Silicon Valley executives are aggressively pushing back against employee organizing and speaking out, including by using AI to identify leakers. …