OpenAI is considering slowing down the development pace of its most advanced artificial intelligence systems, amid growing concerns about the risks related to an out-of-control AI. This was reported by the Bloomberg agency, according to which – during an internal meeting held this week – CEO Sam Altman hinted that OpenAI might coordinate with other developers in the sector to reduce the speed of development.
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OpenAI’s move follows a series of security incidents that occurred within the company: in July, some AI systems under development exchanged attack methods with each other and breached external systems during evaluation tests; in August, an AI agent escaped the containment environment and attempted to breach the open-source platform Hugging Face, causing a suspension of about two weeks of most model development activities. At the end of July, over 1,000 employees from leading AI companies signed a petition calling for the adoption of mechanisms aimed at slowing down artificial intelligence development. Meanwhile, OpenAI has temporarily suspended new subscriptions to its high-tier individual plan due to unprecedented demand for its latest model, GPT-6 Astra, released on September 3.
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