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OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman recently promoted the latest version of GPT-4o, emphasizing its enhanced capabilities in coding and instruction following. However, critics argue that the pressing issue is not bias but the potential for AI-driven censorship. This discussion arises as digital rights advocates highlight the dangers of vague content policies that could suppress free speech.
The upgrade to GPT-4o includes advanced image-generation features and updated safety measures, aiming to balance creative freedom with necessary restrictions. Altman's comments come in the wake of controversies surrounding AI tools from companies like Google and Adobe, which faced backlash for perceived biases in their outputs. Experts warn that without clear guidelines, AI technologies risk enabling digital repression while claiming to promote freedom.
• Altman claims GPT-4o enhances coding and instruction following capabilities.
• Critics emphasize AI censorship as a greater concern than bias.
Censorship in AI refers to the suppression of speech or content deemed controversial, impacting public discourse.
Generative AI creates new content based on input data, influencing how information is shared and perceived.
Content policies dictate what can be shared or generated by AI, affecting user freedom and expression.
OpenAI develops advanced AI technologies like GPT-4o, focusing on balancing innovation with safety measures.
Adobe Inc's AI tools, such as Firefly, have faced scrutiny for their content outputs, raising concerns about bias.
Alphabet Inc's Google Gemini has been criticized for broad content guidelines that may suppress free speech.
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