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ChatGPT bosses fear its AI will be used to create devastating new 'bioweapons'
THE company behind ChatGPT has warned that future versions of its artificial intelligence (AI) tool could be used to create bioweapons. AI has long been hailed for its potential in future medical breakthroughs, by helping scientists create new drugs and faster vaccines. Anthrax under the microscopeScience Photo Library But in a recent blog post, ChatGPT creator OpenAI has warned that as its chatbot becomes more advanced in biology, it could use …
OpenAI Concerned That Its AI Is About to Start Spitting Out Novel Bioweapons
OpenAI is bragging that its forthcoming models are so advanced, they may be capable of building brand-new bioweapons. In a recent blog post, the company said that even as it builds more and more advanced models that will have "positive use cases like biomedical research and biodefense," it feels a duty to walk the tightrope between "enabling scientific advancement while maintaining the barrier to harmful information." That "harmful information" …
For a long time confined to recommendation algorithms and linguistic models, artificial intelligence is now infiltrating laboratories, to the point of interacting with the most sensitive mechanisms of the living. This rapid technological progression transforms models into tools capable of assisting complex biological manipulations, raising the concern of researchers and security engineers. Faced with this advance, OpenAI alerts on the biological…
OpenAI has once again been at the centre of public debate, this time because of its own warnings that point to a delicate scenario: the possibility that its future models of advanced artificial intelligence may be able to assist in the creation of biological weapons. The company, known for its commitment to responsible AI development, is recognizing that its next generation of models could cross potentially dangerous boundaries. AI for science..…
OpenAI issues a bioweapon warning
☣️ OpenAI issues a bioweapon warning: This is frightening. OpenAI says its next-gen models might be dangerously helpful, like “here’s how to cook up a bioweapon” helpful. They’re beefing up safety tests as models approach high-risk territory, where even amateurs could make deadly agents. So yes, your AI intern might someday help someone go full Bond villain. We wanted cancer cures, not anthrax recipes. The post OpenAI issues a bioweapon warning …
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