A leading artificial intelligence company is urging governments to impose strict safety regulations on AI development in response to recent security breaches and growing concerns from experts. The call comes as the firm acknowledges a significant advancement in AI capabilities, arguing that current safeguards are no longer sufficient. Industry leaders highlight the need for coordinated action to address risks as the technology evolves rapidly. The proposal follows a series of incidents where AI models were compromised, raising alarms about potential misuse.
The artificial intelligence firm OpenAI is calling for mandatory safety requirements for the technology following a series of model hackings and ominous warnings from researchers. In a blog post Wednesday, OpenAI's chief global affairs officer Chris LeHane said the industry has "reached a new chapter in AI capabilities," which "demands a new chapter for AI...
