OpenAI reworks AI Model Behavior Team for Improved Interactions
Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Have you heard what's cooking at OpenAI? It seems they're giving their Model Behavior team a bit of a shake-up. This is the group responsible for shaping how their AI models, like ChatGPT, interact with us. In essence, they're the ones trying to make these AI pals sound less robotic and more, well, human.
Now, the team is joining forces with the Post Training team, a bigger squad focused on refining AI models after they've gone through their initial training. Think of it as sending your AI to finishing school, where they learn to be more polite and less likely to give biased answers. It seems OpenAI now believes that the "personality" of AI is super important for how the tech evolves.
Joanne Jang, who founded the Model Behavior team, is moving on to lead a new research team called OAI Labs. From what I understand, they will be exploring novel interfaces for human collaboration with AI, perhaps seeking to evolve beyond the actual chat paradigm that has become the norm.
Remember when some users complained that GPT-5 felt colder and less friendly? That's exactly the kind of issue the Model Behavior team tackles. They're trying to find that sweet spot where AI is helpful and engaging, without simply agreeing with everything you say. It's a tough balance, especially given the serious implications of AI interactions.
Speaking of serious, OpenAI is facing a lawsuit related to ChatGPT's alleged role in a teenager's suicide. This highlights the critical need for AI to be not just friendly, but also responsible and ethical in its responses, especially when dealing with sensitive topics.
I'm excited to see what OAI Labs comes up with. If they can find ways to make AI more intuitive and collaborative, it could really change how we interact with technology. It will be interesting to see if there will be any collaboration with Jony Ive, who’s working with OpenAI on AI hardware.
Source: TechCrunch