reported According to Ukrinform’s report, Reuters cites two knowledgeable sources.

According to the publication’s interlocutors, this letter was one of the factors that led to Altman’s dismissal; among these were concerns about commercializing achievements before their consequences were clear.

Judging by the available data, it’s about a project called Q* (pronounced Q-Star), which could be a breakthrough in the company’s long-term quest for an autonomous AI system called artificial general intelligence (AGI). It surpasses humans in performing the most economically valuable tasks. With its huge computing resources, the new model is able to solve certain mathematical problems, the publication says.

Researchers think mathematics is the limit of productive AI development. He is now very good at writing and translating, predicting each next word statistically, and answers to the same question can differ greatly.

However, gaining the ability to do mathematics where there is only one correct answer means that the algorithm will have a higher human-like reasoning capacity. Researchers believe this can be especially applied in new scientific studies. Unlike a calculator that can perform a limited number of operations, AGI can generalize, learn, and reason.

The publication’s sources said the researchers highlighted the excellence and potential dangers of artificial intelligence in their letter to the board, but did not specify what specific security issues the letter addressed.

Scientists have long debated the dangers posed by highly intelligent machines, such as whether they can decide whether it is in their best interest to destroy humanity.

The researchers also noted the work of a group of “artificial intelligence scientists” whose existence has been confirmed by numerous sources. According to one of the members of the group, which was formed by merging the previous Code Gen and Math Gen teams, they explored how to optimize existing AI models to improve their reasoning and ultimately perform scientific studies.

Altman led the effort to make ChatGPT one of the fastest growing software applications in history.

Reuters notes that the researchers have not been able to independently verify the Q* capabilities claimed.

As reported, the board of directors of artificial intelligence company OpenAI Fired Sam Altman as CEO due to loss of confidence in his ability to manage the company.

The company said Altman “was not consistently forthcoming in his communications,” which hindered his ability to perform his duties.

Microsoft announced on November 20 that it had hired former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and co-founder Grek Brockman.

Following this, nearly all OpenAI employees threatened to leave Altman and join Microsoft if the company’s current management did not resign.

On November 22, OpenAI announced: Will bring Sam Altman back as CEO and will appoint new board members.