OpenAI sets up safety group in wake of high-profile exits

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AI biz forms Safety and Security Committee to succeed Superalignment team as it trains latest GPT model

OpenAI has created a new safety group as it works on the successor to GPT-4 while grappling with the recent departure of high-profile members who criticized its commercial intent.

Other SSC members include various team leaders at OpenAI, including Jakub Pachocki, who has been chief scientist for just 13 days after hethe safety team will advise the board of directors on"critical safety and security decisions" from now on. Those decisions will, presumably, impact the development of the successor to GPT-4, which OpenAI briefly mentions in its announcement as its"next frontier model.

First on the docket is a 90-day period of developing safety recommendations for the board's consideration, though the implication is that Altman and other directors have the final say as they get to review the recommendations. Naturally, the OpenAI CEO and the four other leads will also have their chance to influence the recommendations before they even reach the board of directors.

OpenAI also lost Daniel Kokotajlo, who worked on OpenAI's governance team, earlier this month, and in February co-founder Andrej Karpathy quit as well.

 

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