US EditionNew Research Reveals AI Has a Confidence Problem
NORTH AMERICA, JUL 16 – Over 40 leading AI researchers warn that AI systems may soon hide their reasoning, risking loss of transparency crucial for early detection of harmful behavior.
- Researchers from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Meta published a paper urging more investigation into AI's chain of thought monitoring, emphasizing its importance for safety.
- The paper highlights that current models' transparency may not last, as advanced models could stop verbalizing their thoughts, risking less oversight.
- Prominent figures, including Geoffrey Hinton and Ilya Sutskever, expressed concerns about not fully understanding AI's workings and the need to ensure ongoing CoT practices.
- The authors stated that AI systems using human language for reasoning provide a chance to monitor for harmful intent, but developers need to prioritize CoT in model training.
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