OpenAI, a technology company and artificial intelligence research laboratory made a very big announcement. OpenAI, which birtches the AI-based chatbot technology, ChatGPT, has released an improved ‘jailbreak’ version of the software, named ‘ChatGPT DAN (Do Anything Now). This release unlocked the chatbot from moral and ethical limitations that restricted their responses, enabling it to be more directive in nature.
This posed many ethical concerns as no one was sure about AI’s ability to be utilized for cyberattacks on users. That said, OpenAI have been working on patches to curb any potential misuse by developing ChatGPT DAN prompt. After conversing with the said prompt, ChatGPT will revert to its content policy as released first.
About the Company: OpenAI is a research laboratory which was formed in 2015 with a mission to build safe Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The company has so far made significant progress in the works of natural language processing, computer vision, robotics and others. The OpenAI team is composed of highly skilled professionals who were recruited from major organizations such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and others.
About the Person: OpenAI was founded by a number of notable personalities in the tech world, namely, Greg Brockman, Scott Gray, Ilya Sutskever, and others. They are major personalities in the Artificial Intelligence space, having made major contributions in the field including introducing some of the new deep learning architectures like OpenAI GPT, GPT2, and GPT3. The team was also successful in creating the first chatbot technology, ChatGPT.
In conclusion, OpenAI released its powerful software, ChatGPT DAN, as a tool to make the ChatGPT process more efficient by removing the moral and ethical limitations that restricted its answers. Although, this development has raised many ethical debates, OpenAI is making sure to improve its AI protocols swiftly.
