OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed concern about the release of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that could unintentionally cause harm. Speaking in Australia, Altman revealed that the company was developing a system based on the model of the International Energy Agency to regulate future AI releases. He also called for a ban on products that represented huge step changes from earlier models, in order to catch any negative behaviour before it was released on the public. OpenAI has seen rapid uptake of its technology, highlighting the need for responsible deployment to avoid unintended consequences, according to Altman.
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