OpenAI says it won't bring AI model powering deep research to its API

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17 hours ago

Summary

OpenAI delays AI model release due to concerns about mass misinformation and disinformation campaigns. The company is focused on revising its methods for probing models for real-world persuasion risks.

Key Points

OpenAI's AI model powering deep research will not be brought to its API
The company is concerned about mass misinformation and disinformation campaigns
OpenAI is focusing on revising its methods for probing models for real-world persuasion risks

Why It Matters

This decision highlights the growing concerns around AI's potential to spread false or misleading information, and OpenAI's efforts to address these risks.

Author

Kyle Wiggers

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