
OpenAI aims to ensure that future AI systems align with human intent.
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OpenAI aims to ensure that future AI systems align with human intent.
OpenAI has announced the formation of a new team to address the critical issue of superintelligence alignment. With this, OpenAI aims to ensure that future AI systems align with human intent, preventing potential dangers and enabling the beneficial deployment of this powerful technology.
Superintelligence, defined as AI systems surpassing human intellectual capabilities, promises to solve some of the world's most pressing problems. However, it also carries inherent risks, including humanity's disempowerment or even extinction. OpenAI believes that the arrival of superintelligence could be imminent within this decade, making it crucial to develop solutions for its safe and responsible implementation.
OpenAI says the current challenge lies in steering and controlling potentially superintelligent AI, preventing it from going rogue. Existing techniques for aligning AI, such as reinforcement learning from human feedback, rely on human supervision. However, as AI systems become significantly more intelligent than humans, traditional alignment methods become inadequate and need more scalability.
OpenAI has assembled a team of top machine learning researchers and engineers, led by Ilya Sutskever, co-founder and Chief Scientist of OpenAI, and Jan Leike, Head of Alignment. The organization also intends to bring exceptional researchers and engineers on board to work on the alignment.
To tackle the challenge of training difficult-to-evaluate tasks, OpenAI proposes using AI systems to evaluate other AI systems, ensuring scalable oversight.
Superintelligence alignment is one of our time's most significant unsolved technical problems. OpenAI recognizes the urgency and has called upon the world's brightest minds to join forces in solving this challenge.
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