OpenAI, the developer of the world’s most popular artificial intelligence model ChatGPT, has a safety sign had established. The aim of this group, consisting of managers and experts, is to improve the company’s projects and activities. about safety It was to make decisions and suggestions that were described as “critical”.

In addition to the two directors, the board of directors included the company’s CEO, Sam Altman. However, a statement released yesterday said, Altman will no longer be part of the team revealed.

The team was accused of not being impartial

According to the blog post shared by OpenAI, the security team will now be an independent audit group. The group will be chaired by professor Zico Kolter will do. Joining him on the team will be Quora CEO Adam D’Angelo, former U.S. Army general Paul Nakasone, and former Sony executive Nicole Seligman. of all is on the company’s board of directors let’s point it out.

Sam Altman, who leads the team, will also leave the team in this context. It should be noted that Altman’s inclusion in the team was criticized. Many people believe that this will influence decisions It will be difficult for the team to be “neutral” he thought. In addition, five U.S. senators also expressed concerns about the company’s policies in July and sent an email to Altman about the matter.

According to OpenAI, following Altman’s departure, the group has also conducted a security review for the company’s recently released new model family, o1. The statements added that the team will continue to evaluate current and future models.

It should also be noted that OpenAI is a controversial company when it comes to security. So much so that the people working at the company on the long-term security of artificial intelligence have also done so Nearly half of them left their jobs because they saw that not enough steps were being taken in this area. One of them was Ilya Sutskever, one of the founders, and the other was researcher Jan Leike. Leike resigned because the company prioritized security.