OpenAI bosses want international regulator for AI

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, published an article on its blog (22) Monday featuring its main administrators: Founder Sam Altman, President Greg Brockman, and Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskevernow is a good time to start thinking about superintelligence governance”, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI).

According to the current scenario, managers, AI systems will surpass all current specialist skill levels in the next decadeand they carry out on their own the volume of activity that any existing mega-corporation generates.

Aware of the invaluable value of ChatGPTs and the long-term threats posed by the technology, OpenAI leaders recognize that artificial intelligence cannot govern itself. They see the need for “some degree of coordination” so that The development of superintelligence takes place in a safe and integrated way with society..

What does OpenAI recommend for regulating superintelligence?

In their OpenAI post, Altman, Brockman and Sutskever propose a regulatory agency for superintelligence, in line with the current IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency). The body would move when a certain capacity limit was reached.Auditing, auditing and testing systems for compliance with safety standards.

Although OpenAI, as the name suggests, has chosen the capitalist profit logic, at least along the lines of “maybe we should”, it uses its market leadership position to call for real action on the governance side. Like “do something”.

On the one hand, if the commanders suggest slowing down, on the other pretend it’s not for the present moment, especially because they don’t want to give up what they call the enormous potential for “improving our societies.” And of course the financial results of OpenAI Limited Partnership.