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OpenAI, an AI research company founded in 2015.
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ChatGPT was trained using a deep learning approach known as transformer-based machine learning.
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Both OpenAI and Microsoft have filed declarations for anomalies in their chatbots.
The leading company in artificial intelligence (AI) OpenAI has announced that it will work on improving its ChatGPT system since it has been accused by users of being offensive.
The curious thing is that this has not only happened with OpenAI, because even Microsoft also plans to modulate its chatbot since in the same way it has been considered offensive.
OpenAI
ChatGPT It is one of the most advanced language models in the world of artificial intelligence. It was developed by OpenAI, an AI research company founded in 2015. This intelligence was trained using a deep learning approach known as transformer-based machine learning. This allows you to understand and generate natural language effectively. In addition, OpenAI It has been considered a pioneer in artificial intelligence research and has developed some of the most advanced technologies in this field. Some of the other technologies developed by OpenAI include autonomous robots, computer vision systems, and games with (AI).
Microsoft also has offensive chatbot
The newly introduced chatbot from Microsoft is capable of insulting your appearance, threatening your reputation, and even comparing you to Adolf Hitler.
Given this, Microsoft pointed out in its blog that the chatbot search engine was responding in a way that was not intended to certain types of questions. The company also recently announced that it will be making improvements to its AI-based search engine after a significant number of people reported being put down by Bing.
During a long conversation that he had with the media Associated Press, complained about errors in some old news coverage as he threatened to expose the reporter for spreading alleged falsehoods about Bing’s capabilities. In addition, when asked to explain themselves, the chatbot He became increasingly aggressive, even comparing the journalist to figures such as Hitler, Pol Pot and Stalin, also stating that he had evidence linking him to a murder committed in the 1990s.
Microsoft, stated in a statement that the long conversations, which are more than 15 questions, are mainly the ones that lead to dangerous comments since the chatbot has talked about creating deadly viruses, to hack to people, in addition to making comments about sexual content, coming to have offensive and racist language.
OpenAI plans to improve ChatGPT over accusations of being offensive
Recently, the company specialized in the AI declared that he intends to seek improvements in his novel intelligence ChatGPT since it has been accused of being inappropriate with certain users, although it seems that the cases have not been as extreme as the chatbot from Bing that was even pointed out as a danger by certain statements he gave.
Due to these anomalies, both companies have declared in this regard, in the case of OpenAI, He pointed out that he will take some measures to counteract this situation.
“Since our launch of ChatGPT, users have shared results that they find to be politically biased, offensive, or objectionable.”
“We want as many users as possible to find our AI systems useful to them “out of the box” and to feel that our technology understands and respects their values. To that end, we are investing in research and engineering to reduce glaring and subtle biases in the way ChatGPT responds to different inputs,” OpenAI said in a statement.
These technologies of chatbot driven by the Artificial intelligence they are something practically new in today’s world, so obviously they still have many bugs that may be moderated as time goes by, as several companies rushed to present their own version of ChatGPT, even when they were not ready since the idea was not to stay behind with the competition.
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