OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to Brief Trump Administration on AI Safety
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A few days ago, Sam Altman made a proposal that, said by him, head of OpenAI, sounds fairly provocative:
Sam Altman will be received in Washington next week to present to the Trump administration the latest developments of OpenAI. A few days earlier, Daniela Amodei, president of Anthropic, assured that "we must embrace both the best and the worst of the AI." The message is clear: the giants of the sector want to make artificial intelligence an inevitable horizon, whether companies consent to it or not. If the leading leaders of the sector were not …
OpenAI’s Altman to Brief US Officials on Next Wave of AI Models
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman plans to brief the Trump administration and US lawmakers next week on the upcoming generation of artificial intelligence models as the US works to create a process to review the safety of cutting-edge AI systems, according to a senior company executive.
An OpenAI executive said that CEO Sam Altman is scheduled to meet with a U.S. congressman soon. Altman is expected to brief the government on the next generation of AI models. Read more...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to brief the Trump administration and U.S. lawmakers next week on an upcoming generation of AI models as the U.S. works to establish a process for reviewing the security of cutting-edge AI systems. OpenAI's global head of public affairs, Lehane, said on Tuesday that Altman...
OpenAI's unreleased 'GPT-6' rattles the AI market as Altman heads to Washington
A new and undisclosed OpenAI system that is currently referred to by many of those in the AI community as “GPT-6” is changing expectations among investors as CEO Sam Altman gets ready to brief U.S. government officials and Congress members next week about the latest generation of AI technologies that are being developed by the company. Talks are likely to center on the cutting-edge capabilities of artificial intelligence and their effects on nat…
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