OpenAI unveils AI assistant 'dots' while safety worries delay new model - BBC
OpenAI has introduced a new AI assistant tool while simultaneously delaying the release of a new model due to safety concerns. CEO Sam Altman continues to advocate for international AI regulatory standards.
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As AI development accelerates, the tension between rapid innovation and safety protocols remains a critical challenge for the tech industry and global regulators.
Speaking last week to the UN, Altman pleaded for "national and international" AI standards on measuring…
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