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Pretty good news that OpenAI is forming a new preparedness team to tackle the “catastrophic risks of AI”… But, should the very people gaining the most from AI be the very same in assessing the potential danger/risks?

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⚠️ OpenAI seeks to address the catastrophic risks of AI

Our Report: OpenAI recently announced the formation of a new 'Preparedness' team to address potential 'catastrophic risks' posed by advanced AI models, including the threat of nuclear, chemical, and biological war…

🔑 Key Points:

• OpenAI's Preparedness team will be headed by Aleksander Madry, previously the director of MIT’s Center for Deployable Machine Learning, with the team's primary responsibilities including tracking, forecasting, and guarding against the potential dangers of future AI systems.

• To encourage community involvement, OpenAI is inviting ideas for risk studies, offering a $25,000 prize and a position at Preparedness for the top ten entries. Community involvement is something OpenAI is huge on, so this comes as no surprise.

• OpenAI's ‘Preparedness’ team will also develop a "risk-informed development policy" to guide the company's approach to AI model evaluation, monitoring, and governance.

• Lastly, ‘Preparedness’ will also study "chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear" threats in relation to AI models. At least they’re being thorough….

🤨 Why you should care: OpenAI's initiative underscores the importance of proactive measures in ensuring the safety and ethical use of AI. We’re just not so sure if those profiting the most from AI should be the very same monitoring the risks…

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Forbes introduced a generative AI search platform named Adelaide (named after the founder’s wife), built with Google Cloud, to offer personalized searches based on user queries and gives summarized answers from Forbes' coverage within the past year.

Users can interact with Adelaide by asking questions, and the platform even remembers prior queries for continued dialogue. This is a super interesting move from Forbes—especially considering the contentious history between OpenAI & major news outlets.

🇺🇸 3 things to expect from Biden’s executive AI order

As mentioned in yesterday’s newsletter, Biden is set to announce a sweeping executive order on AI next Monday:

1. Advanced AI models will need "assessments" before use by federal workers.

2. AI firms will utilize cloud computing to monitor users with significant computing power, potentially weaponizing AI.

3. The order will aim to "ease immigration barriers for highly skilled workers" to boost U.S. tech advancement.

What’s your expectations from the executive order?

🇬🇧 Humanity “could lose control of AI” says UK PM

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warned about the potential risks of AI, including its misuse in weaponry and criminal activities, and expressed concerns about humanity potentially losing control over superintelligent AI.

In anticipation of the AI Safety Summit, the U.K. aims to lead global discussions on AI safety. Ahead of the conference, Sunak announced the creation of an AI safety institute and proposed a global expert panel on AI science (all in an effort to keep up the pace with China and the US).

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