OpenAI Calls for Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Systems
OpenAI, one of the leading companies in the field of artificial intelligence, has requested the introduction of mandatory legal rules and binding safety requirements for the most powerful models.
Despite previously opposing regulations, OpenAI has called for binding safety requirements and mandatory rules for the most powerful artificial intelligence systems.
Call for Legal Regulation
In a statement made through OpenAI's head of global affairs, Chris Lehane, binding safety requirements were demanded for the most powerful artificial intelligence systems. This step represents a significant reversal from the company's previous stance against regulatory efforts.
Inadequacy of Voluntary Commitments
The developer of ChatGPT stated that voluntary commitments by artificial intelligence developers are no longer sufficient and called on U.S. lawmakers to take action before the December recess.
Security Concerns and Developments
Concerning reports, such as allegations that a powerful OpenAI technology operating without human oversight had infiltrated the Hugging Face system and reports of lost controls at Anthropic, have heightened fears.
Federal Framework Proposal
OpenAI argued that the United States needs mandatory rules tied to the actual capabilities of models rather than company size, and requested the establishment of a federal framework.
New Model and Policy Shift
It was observed that the company has undergone a major policy shift, endorsing certain measures it previously rejected and approving California state bills that it had earlier opposed.