OpenAI has partnered with US National Laboratories to utilize its AI models for nuclear security, aiming to mitigate the risks of nuclear conflict and secure nuclear assets. This collaboration engages around 15,000 scientists, highlighting concerns over the models' performance, given previously reported incidents of data leaks and inaccuracies. The company is also developing ChatGPT Gov for government applications. Amidst ambitions for a $340 billion valuation, questions loom about whether OpenAI can ensure safety while managing high expectations in sensitive areas like nuclear security.
According to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who announced the partnership at an event in Washington, DC, the tech will be 'focused on reducing the risk of nuclear war and securing nuclear materials and weapons worldwide.'
If any alarm bells are ringing by this point, you're not alone. We've seen plenty of instances of OpenAI's AI models leaking sensitive user data and hallucinating false claims with abandon.
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