OpenAI may implement a new ID verification process called Verified Organization, which requires developers to provide a government-issued ID from supported countries to access advanced models. This step is aimed at ensuring safe use of their APIs and preventing misuse by malicious parties, particularly in light of previous instances of violation by groups linked to North Korea and potential intellectual property theft cases involving Chinese firms. By implementing this system, OpenAI aims to balance accessibility with the responsible use of AI technologies.
According to the page, the verification process, called Verified Organization, is a new way for developers to access the most advanced models and capabilities on the OpenAI platform.
We're adding the verification process to mitigate unsafe use of AI while continuing to make advanced models available to the broader developer community.
The new verification process seems intended to strengthen the security around OpenAI products as they become increasingly advanced and powerful.
The process also seems to be aimed at preventing theft of intellectual property.
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