A group of current and former employees, mainly from AI giant OpenAI, are calling for their employers to bar the use of non-disparagement agreements and allow whistleblowers to speak publicly about ...
On Tuesday, a group of former OpenAI and Google DeepMind employees published an open letter calling for AI companies to commit to principles allowing employees to raise concerns about AI risks without ...
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OpenAI whistleblowers are asking the SEC to look into the company's restrictions on whistleblowing. Credit: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images OpenAI whistleblowers are calling on the Securities ...
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OpenAI needs more intense regulation, say former board members and Altman ousters. Credit: Kent Nishimura / Getty Images Former OpenAI board members are calling for greater government regulation of ...
From boardroom bedlam to courtroom drama, Sam Altman has had a tumultuous three months. In December, the New York Times filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that the company infringed on ...
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ChatGPT is playing doctor for a lot of US residents, and OpenAI smells money
One man's failing healthcare system is another man's opportunity About sixty percent of American adults have turned to AI ...
(Reuters) - OpenAI on Thursday added a set of new search functions to its popular large language model ChatGPT, opting to integrate the feature into the chatbot instead of launching a separate product ...
ChatGPT isn’t allowed to call you a jerk. But a new study shows artificial intelligence chatbots can be persuaded to bypass their own guardrails through the simple art of persuasion. Researchers at ...
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