OpenAI and Anthropic have agreed to submit their language models for evaluation by the US government. This initiative aims to assess the safety and risks associated with advanced AI systems, particularly in generating harmful content and misinformation. The evaluations will be conducted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), addressing concerns about unchecked AI development.
Both companies are leaders in AI research, known for their models ChatGPT and Claude. By participating in this evaluation, OpenAI and Anthropic are showcasing their commitment to responsible AI development and transparency. This collaboration could lead to the establishment of safety standards and regulations, ensuring ethical deployment of AI technologies.
• OpenAI and Anthropic submit models for US government safety evaluation.
• NIST will assess AI models for harmful content and misinformation risks.
The article discusses how OpenAI and Anthropic's language models, ChatGPT and Claude, are being evaluated for safety.
The evaluation by NIST aims to identify risks associated with AI models in generating harmful content.
OpenAI and Anthropic's decision to submit their models reflects their commitment to transparency in AI development.
OpenAI is known for creating advanced language models like ChatGPT, which are now being evaluated for safety.
Anthropic's model, Claude, is also part of the evaluation process to ensure responsible AI deployment.
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