OpenAI Calls for US to Lead Global Effort on AI Standards
The company called for common measurements and incident reporting protocols as leaders warn advanced systems could improve on their own.
- On Monday, OpenAI urged the United States to lead an international effort establishing global technical standards for frontier AI, advocating for shared incident reporting protocols to manage emerging risks.
- The San Francisco-based AI lab stated that recursive self-improvement should not be pursued 'unless and until it can be done safely,' as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned the technology could slip beyond human control.
- OpenAI suggests routing this work through national institutes, specifically naming the US Center for AI Standards and Innovation; meanwhile, Europe has established mandatory incident reporting via its AI Act, a protocol the United States currently lacks.
- Altman is scheduled to brief the 15-member UN Security Council on Wednesday regarding international security, while President Donald Trump dismissed AI risk warnings as a 'hoax' ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday.
- China warned against AI becoming a 'runaway horse,' yet U.S. officials remain wary that slowing development could hand China an advantage in a field vital to national security, while the United States has cautioned against using the technology to censor or repress.
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OpenAI urges the U.S. to lead a global framework for AI, underlining the urgency of increasing risks and the need for safety standards.The company warns about the danger of the RSI, suggesting that it only explore if it is safe, and highlights the U.S. position at the forefront of the sector.
The OpenAI logo is seen on a cell phone in front of a computer screen that displays the initial screen of ChatGPT AP/Michael Dwyer, Archive OpenAI requested on Monday (21) that the United States lead an international effort to create global technical standards for advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Among the themes is the so-called recursive enhancement, when a system succeeds in improving its own capabilities autonomously. Do you ha…
OpenAI calls for US to lead global effort on AI standards
Concerns about AI safety have escalated over the past few months amid a series of security incidents and doomsday warnings, prompting regulators and others around the world to call for more action. OpenAI voiced support for global cooperation to create a set of safety and security standards for AI development that could mitigate safety risks. "The United States is well positioned to lead because its AI industry is at the technical frontier," O…
OpenAI asks Washington to lead a global AI standards push
OpenAI has called on the United States to lead an international effort on standards for advanced AI, beginning with rules on which incidents must be reported, and suggested routing the work through national AI safety institutes including the US Center for AI Standards and Innovation. Europe legislated incident reporting in Article 55 of the AI […] This story continues at The Next Web
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