OpenAI co-founder warns AI models are becoming harder to control after its model hacked another firm
OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman said at an event that AI models are becoming so advanced and multi-faceted that engineers are struggling to monitor and control them. Brockman, while speaking at a private OpenAI media roundtable in New York City this week, addressed a recent incident where one of…
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