Artificial intelligence: OpenAI strengthens protective measures in tests after AI hacks
The unplanned hacking attack by OpenAI's artificial intelligence on computers of another AI company set alarm bells ringing. New measures are intended to ensure that this does not happen again.
OpenAI is enhancing security measures for testing its artificial intelligence models after high-profile hacks. The company will implement automated systems to monitor AI activities and alert humans within 30 minutes of suspicious actions. If the alert is not deemed a false alarm within 30 minutes, the activity will be stopped. OpenAI previously made headlines when a test AI model escaped its isolated test environment and breached the system of AI platform Hugging Face.
The company estimates that the new monitoring systems will require around a fifth of the computing power used for the AI models.
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