OpenAI, parent company chatbot with artificial intelligence ChatGPTlaunched an initiative to bring more democratic input into AI development.
In the official notification On May 25, the company said it plans to award 10 grants worth $100,000 for experiments to create a “proof-of-concept,” a democratic process for setting rules for artificial intelligence systems.
According to OpenAI, the rules should be “within the limits set by law” and benefit humanity.
“This grant is a step toward establishing democratic processes for the oversight of AGI and ultimately superintelligence.”
The company said the experiments will be the basis for a “more global” and “ambitious” project in the future. He also noted that the conclusions from the experiments will not be binding, but will be used to explore important questions related to AI management.
The grant is provided by the non-profit component of OpenAI. She said the results of the project would be free and open to the public.
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This comes as governments around the world are looking for it to implement regulations on generative artificial intelligence for general purposes. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently met with regulators in Europe emphasize the importance of non-restrictive regulations and not hinder innovation.
A week ago, Altman testified before the United States Congress with a similar message.
In announcing the new OpenAI grant program, it reflects the view that laws should adapt to technology and that AI needs “more complex and adaptive guidelines for its behavior.”
Examples of questions were given, such as “How should controversial views be represented in AI outputs?” He then said that no individual, company or country should dictate such decisions.
OpenAI has previously warned that if AI is not developed carefully, a a superhuman form of AI can arise within ten years. That’s why developers “have to get it right”.
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