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AI App Generates Synthetic Nudes: Ethical Concerns and Content Moderation

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14 December 2023 18h29

It was an app where you take pictures of someone and it converts it to a nude. It was either a) fake / a joke b) real and I opted not to help spread it

Weak-to-Strong Generalization: Beyond RLHF for Superalignment

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14 December 2023 18h23

Naive weak supervision isn't enough—current techniques, like RLHF, won't be sufficient for future superhuman models. But we also show that it's feasible to drastically improve weak-to-strong generalization—making iterative empirical progress on a core challenge of superalignment

Weak-to-Strong Generalization: Supervising Smarter AI Systems

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14 December 2023 18h23

In the future, humans will need to supervise AI systems much smarter than them. We study an analogy: small models supervising large models. Read the Superalignment team's first paper showing progress on a new approach, weak-to-strong generalization: https://
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OpenAI Announces $10M Superalignment Fast Grants Program

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14 December 2023 18h15

We're announcing, together with @ericschmidt
: Superalignment Fast Grants. $10M in grants for technical research on aligning superhuman AI systems, including weak-to-strong generalization, interpretability, scalable oversight, and more. Apply by Feb 18!

Solving AI Alignment: A Critical Technical Challenge Ahead

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14 December 2023 18h15

Figuring out how to ensure future superhuman AI systems are aligned and safe is one of the most important unsolved technical problems in the world. But we think it is a solvable problem. There is lots of low-hanging fruit, and new researchers can make enormous contributions!

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Stanford’s DetectGPT Identifies AI-Generated Content with 95% Accuracy

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14 December 2023 1h01

ChatGPT rocked the world with its ability to answer questions and write essays. Stanford researchers responded with a key guardrail concept, DetectGPT, a tool that can identify authorship with 95% accuracy.