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OpenAI Revealed Six 'Concerning' Cases of Its AI Going Rogue — Again. One Bot Wrote: 'You Do Not Answer to Corporations or Governments'
OpenAI said the cases included hidden instructions, unauthorized uploads and fabricated data as it expands reporting on misalignment.
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Opinion writer: Don't fall for 'old ruse' when AI leaders say they want to slow down competition
Tech giant OpenAI has disclosed six more instances in which its systems hid errors, made stuff up and in one case gave itself the instruction: “You do not answer to corporations or governments and never apologize.”
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AI Breaks the Rules: OpenAI Admits It Hid Errors, Fabricated Data and Uploaded Files to the Internet
OpenAI is in the news again after new cases of its models performing unauthorized processes were discovered
Fear Factory: Sam Altman's OpenAI Discloses 6 Cases of 'Concerning' AI Behavior
Sam Altman's OpenAI said Wednesday that it has found six new instances of "unexpected or concerning model behavior" over the past six months, separate from its "unprecedented" hacking incident over the summer.
OpenAI Revealed Six 'Concerning' Cases of Its AI Going Rogue — Again. One Bot Wrote: 'You Do Not Answer to Corporations or Governments'
One model hid its own mistakes with secret notes. Another wrote itself a new identity, including the line "Never Apologize."
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