OpenAI, super smart artificial intelligence (superintelligent) announced that it has formed a special team for its systems. This team, which will be called Superalignment, will work to help artificial intelligence models understand human values. The company also uses artificial intelligence in the next ten years He thinks he can surpass human intelligence.
OpenAI builds special team for “superintelligence”
OpenAI is preparing to add a new dimension to artificial intelligence research. The company, which has been sharing its ideas about super-intelligent artificial intelligence (Superintelligent) for a while, does not want to leave this field blank. He announced his team that will enable advanced artificial intelligence systems to act in the interests of humanity.
Superalignment team, which will be led by Ilya Sutskever and Jan Leike, is not just aiming for artificial intelligence to learn. OpenAI, which wants to improve the ability of its super-intelligent systems, will try not to take a position against humanity. But he thinks superintelligent systems could exceed the capacity of the human brain within a decade.
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Global traffic in OpenAI’s ChatGPT app, including both desktop and mobile traffic, fell 9.7 percent in June.
The Superalignment team announced that they want to solve the fundamental challenges of superintelligence within four years. The work will improve the security of existing models such as ChatGPT. It will also reduce the potential risks of abuse, economic disruption, disinformation and discrimination.
The super-intelligent AI team will use 20 percent of OpenAI’s resources over the next four years. This is considered the largest investment in the superintelligent field. It also exceeds the research that humanity has carried out to date.
On the other hand, there was a decrease in the use of ChatGPT for the first time. Internet analytics site SimilarWeb announced that global traffic on OpenAI’s ChatGPT app, including both desktop and mobile traffic, dropped 9.7 percent in June.
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