“Openai files” click on the race to AGI

The CEO of Openai Sam Altman said that humanity is only years away from the development of artificial general intelligence that can lead to the automation of most human workers. If this is true, humanity also deserves to be understood and has an opinion on people and mechanics behind this amazing and annoying power.

This is the guidance purpose behind “Openai files“Archive from the MIDAS Project and Technology Supervision Project, and non -profit technology institutions. Files are“ a set of concerns documented with governance practices, leadership safety, and organizational culture in Openai. “In addition to increasing awareness, the goal of files is to propose a path forward for Openai and other artificial intelligence leaders who focus on responsible governance, moral leadership, and common benefits.

“The structures of the governance and the safety of the leadership that directs the project must reflect its importance, and this must reflect the size and intensity of the task,” as the website reads. A vision of change. “Companies that lead the race must keep AGI, and must be kept exceptionally high standards.”

Until now, the race has led to the dominance of artificial intelligence, to scaling raw-raw-growth in everything that has pushed companies like Openai to increase content without approval for training purposes and building huge data centers are Causing power outages and Increase electricity costs For local consumers. The rush also led to the marketing of products before entering Essential guaranteesAs pressure from investors to convert the profit escalating.

This investor pressure has turned into the basic Openai structure. The Openai explains, in detailing how, in its early days, Openai initially made investor profits at first with a maximum of 100x so that any returns from AGI will go to humanity. The company has since announced plans to remove this maximum, admitting that it has made such changes to satisfy investors who have been conditional on structural reforms.

The files highlight issues such as Openai and “Culture of Recklessness”, as well as the potential inconsistency of the members of the Openai and Altman Board of Directors itself. It includes the list of startups that may be in the private investment portfolio in Altman and also has business over Openai.

The files also doubt the safety of Altman, which was the subject of speculation since senior employees tried to expel him in 2023 because of “deceptive and chaotic behavior”.

“I don’t think Sam is the man who should have a finger on the AGI button.” It is said He said at that time.

The questions and solutions raised by Openai files remind us that the tremendous power falls in a few hands, with a little transparency and limited control. The files provide a glimpse into this black square and aim to convert the conversation from inevitability to accountability.