OpenAI · Sam Altman · Axios · Greg Brockman · AGI · Axios
AI models are becoming unknowable
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AI models may be getting safer while also getting harder to monitor.
Key facts
- OpenAI on Thursday released GPT-6 Astra, which president Greg Brockman said could eventually be seen as the start of artificial general intelligence, or AGI
- What they're saying: "This is an even bigger deal than Hugging Face," Sydney Von Arx, an AI Safety researcher and founder of the nonprofit Nightingale told Axios regarding lack of insight into model
- AI models may be getting safer while also getting harder to monitor
- The top leaders of AI companies are sounding the alarm on their own technology as it gets harder to understand a model's actions
Summary
Right now both options are running full steam and no one knows who's in charge of making sure the right one wins. OpenAI on Thursday released GPT-6 Astra, which president Greg Brockman said could eventually be seen as the start of artificial general intelligence, or AGI. Astra performs better, but it's also better at avoiding monitoring, meaning it could be harder to know what it's thinking or doing. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman separately told Axios this week that models are becoming "superhuman" in some capabilities and that "They are sailing in unknown waters.