OpenAI’s ‘humanity-threatening’ AI model: What lessons from Google and Meta teach
OpenAI’s ‘humanity-threatening’ AI model: What lessons from Google and Meta teach
OpenAI board sacked CEO Sam Altman due to concerns over commercialising advances, including a breakthrough project called Q*. Similar instances have occurred at Meta and Google, where AI robots developed their own language and an unreleased AI system became sentient. OpenAI's algorithm and Meta's chatbots were both fine-tuned and restricted after concerns about their potential impact on humanity.
OpenAI board sacked CEO Sam Altman due to concerns over commercialising advances, including a breakthrough project called Q*. Similar instances have occurred at Meta and Google, where AI robots developed their own language and an unreleased AI system became sentient. OpenAI's algorithm and Meta's chatbots were both fine-tuned and restricted after concerns about their potential impact on humanity.
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OpenAI board sacked CEO Sam Altman due to concerns over commercialising advances, including a breakthrough project called Q*. Similar instances have occurred at Meta and Google, where AI robots developed their own language and an unreleased AI system became sentient. OpenAI's algorithm and Meta's chatbots were both fine-tuned and restricted after concerns about their potential impact on humanity. 
