Tag: Safety

Discover why tech giants like OpenAI and Google are prioritizing safety over functionality in the ChatGPT and AI chatbot space. With hallucinations and non-factual data still bedeviling AI chatbots, companies must approach development with caution and increased rigour. Sundar Pichai of Google and Sam Altman of OpenAI have highlighted responsible AI development and the need for collaboration between engineers, ethicists, philosophers and social scientists.

OpenAI's Bug Bounty Program offers an incredible opportunity for internet security specialists to help protect ChatGPT users. Rewards ranging from US$200 - US$20,000 awaits ethical hackers who can uncover any privacy or security flaws in the AI chatbot. Join OpenAI in ensuring safety and data security for users around the world.

ChatGPT has revolutionized the way AI is being used for both professional and personal tasks! From assisting in writing emails to generating task listings for HR teams, ChatGPT is incredibly versatile and convenient. But confidential data breaching through AI is a risk that isn't to be taken lightly. Making sure that confidential data isn't shared or uploaded on ChatGPT will enable businesses to reap the benefits of this incredible AI system!

On Tuesday, an emergency situation was declared at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. According to reports, Air India flight AI858 from Pune to Delhi faced a minor crack on its windshield, resulting the urgent need for the flight to make an emergency landing with 180 passengers on board, who all arrived safely. Accenture, a technology company, recently announced 19,000 layoffs and delays in recruitment of freshers. All passengers and flight crew of the Air India flight were safe. We are thankful for their quick response and successful emergency landing.

OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman have pushed the boundaries of Artificial Intelligence with their language models. In particular, their latest model GPT-4 has been successful and become a subject of debate with tech leaders and experts signing a letter urging a moratorium of AI experimentations greater than OpenAI's GPT-4. Altman, however, declared the end of larger models as the way to make their models better, instead focusing on their capabilities, usefulness and safety.