OpenAI Shows New AI Model to U.S. National Security Officials Before Release

August 27th, 2024

The main takeaway from this is that OpenAI probably thinks there are national security implications related to their upcoming “Strawberry” AI model.

More extensive commentary on this:

My favorite quote, “You might be pretty certain that the answer to two plus two isn’t cat.”

Via: Maginative:

OpenAI has quietly showcased its latest AI breakthrough, codenamed “Strawberry,” to U.S. national security officials, according to a new report by The Information. This demonstration aligns with the company’s recently announced safety and security protocols, which include providing early government access to new AI models.

Strawberry, previously known as Q*, is reportedly significant technical leap forward in AI capabilities, particularly in complex problem-solving and reasoning. The technology is expected to excel in areas where current AI models struggle, such as mathematical problems and programming tasks.

One Response to “OpenAI Shows New AI Model to U.S. National Security Officials Before Release”

  1. cgroove69 says:

    Why Q*? That’s top secret level clearance: “the highest-risk sensitivity levels, occupants of these positions hold extraordinary accountability, having the potential to cause “exceptionally grave” or “inestimable” damage to the national security of the United States.”

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