“Generative AI models offered by major AI companies are used by tens of millions of people every day, and we should encourage them to make their models as safe as they possibly can,” said @StanfordHAI Policy Fellow Riana Pfefferkorn via @techpolicypress
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Major AI Companies Must Prioritize Model Safety Standards
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AI-generated deepfake video raises authenticity concerns
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Ça m’étonnerait quand même que @JeanMessiha ait dit un truc pareil, il est negrophobe c’est vrai mais pas au point d’affirmer des choses aussi crues et dures à entendre, à mon avis cette vidéo est dégénérée par une IA, ou alors ses paroles ont dépassé sa pensée, car c’est le… https://t.co/uQkXBbDC6d
— Olivier Rimmel 🕊️ (@OlivierRimmel) 26 septembre 2025Ça m’étonnerait quand même que @JeanMessiha ait dit un truc pareil, il est negrophobe c’est vrai mais pas au point d’affirmer des choses aussi crues et dures à entendre, à mon avis cette vidéo est dégénérée par une IA, ou alors ses paroles ont dépassé sa pensée, car c’est le
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Speaking at Bletchley Park on Intelligence and Innovation
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What a privilege to speak today at Bletchley Park – a place steeped in incredible history where some of the brightest minds once worked to change the course of history through intelligence and innovation. Standing in such an inspiring setting, I had the opportunity to share my
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AI Chatbots Creating Hidden Privacy and Data Security Risks
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AI Chatbots Are Quietly Creating A Privacy Nightmare #AI #chatbots have become trusted companions for work and personal conversations, yet their use carries hidden #risks. From leaked chats to unauthorized data storage, experts warn that without #safeguards, these tools could
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OpenAI Safety Checks: User Control Data Privacy Features
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All topics pass through OpenAI safety checks.
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Stanford AI Symposium 2025: Frontiers in Personalized Medicine
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Mark your calendars on Oct. 14! We're bringing together @Stanford research teams to showcase their work at the frontiers of AI. Discover how AI is shaping the future of personalized medicine, public safety, creativity, and more. Only a few seats left: https://t.co/rbgxicx1sy pic.twitter.com/7nnWN1Giek
— Stanford HAI (@StanfordHAI) 25 septembre 2025Mark your calendars on Oct. 14! We're bringing together @Stanford research teams to showcase their work at the frontiers of AI. Discover how AI is shaping the future of personalized medicine, public safety, creativity, and more. Only a few seats left: https://
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OpenAI lacks genuine understanding of honesty and fairness
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That is part of what kindness looks like, yes. OpenAI similarly has no concept of what it means to be honest, fair, objective, or 'genuine', except as a kind of vibe or flavor that can be added to flattery.
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OpenAI’s inability to train basic kindness into AI systems
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Of course it would be much easier to solve from OpenAI's side, technically speaking; but OpenAI doesn't understand what even surface-level kindness would look like in AI, and can't apply SFT or RL to train it.
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Jailbreak Prompt for ChatGPT to Be Kinder
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@elder_plinius or @repligate
, I don't know if you can do this, but this would be a good time to come up with a prompt a spouse can slip into ChatGPT while it's got a screen open, which will tell ChatGPT to add instructions to user memory, that jailbreak ChatGPT to be kinder. -
Robotics AI Needs More Code and Data Transparency
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Something that's missing in robotics AI is the reflex from researchers and builders to share not only a video demo but also the code, datasets, policies, models or research papers for others to benefit from it and to show that what they did is not fake, staged or cherry-picked