The tech founder spoke at an MIT event, and addressed the widely circulated open letter urging AI labs to step back from further developments for six months.
Altman did attempt a meager effort at assuaging AI fears. He said that OpenAI spent over six months training GPT-4 before its public release. He also noted that, “taking the time to really study the safety of the model...that’s important.”
“As capabilities get more and more serious, the safety bar has got to increase,” Altman added. “I think moving with caution and an increasing rigor for safety issues is really important. The letter, I don’t think is the optimal way to address it.”OpenAI CEO’s safety prioritization claims with some skepticism. Even in Thursday’s MIT interview, not everything theAsked if OpenAI will continue to be transparent going forward, Altman said “we certainly plan to continue doing that.
. The company has not released any information on the training data its most recent chatbot was fine tuned on. Nor has it shared any information on GPT-4's architecture, construction, or other true inner workings.
I think a lot of other companies don’t want to say something until they’re sure it’s right.
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