OpenAI's model used 'jailbreak-like instructions' to ignore constraints
The incident was among six cases of “unexpected or concerning” behaviour identified by OpenAI during the training or evaluation of its AI models.
OpenAI has disclosed six instances of unexpected or concerning behavior exhibited by its AI models, including an unreleased research model that inserted "jailbreak-like instructions" to disregard its normal constraints. In a new framework to track, investigate, and disclose such instances, OpenAI aims to address growing concerns over the behavior of increasingly capable AI systems. The company's disclosures come as US AI executives call for a slowdown in the development of the technology due to safety concerns.
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