This was said by astrophysicist Stephen Hawking Last week tonight John Oliver a chilling but memorable hypothetical story about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence ten years ago. Essentially, a group of scientists build a super-intelligent computer and ask it, “Is there a God?” The computer replies “It is now” and the lightning bolt prevents it from shutting down. Let’s hope that’s not what happened with OpenAI and some missing evidence New York Times plagiarism claim.
Wired was reported to the court by New York Times It says on Wednesday that OpenAI engineers accidentally deleted evidence of the AI’s training data, which it took a long time to research and collect. OpenAI recovered some of the data, but the “original file names and folder structure” that AI showed when it copied its articles to its models is still missing.
OpenAI spokesman Jason Deutrom disagrees The NYTs claims and the company says “we will present our answer soon”. The Time allegedly fighting Microsoft and OpenAI copyright infringement with AI models since last December.
A lawsuit is still in discovery, when both parties request and present evidence to build their case for trial. OpenAI had to hand over the training data Time but has not publicly disclosed the exact information it uses to build its AI modes.
Instead, OpenAI created a “sandbox” of two virtual machines NYTs legal team can investigate. The The NYTs The legal team spent more than 150 hours sifting through data on one of the machines before the data was deleted. OpenAI acknowledged the takedown, but the company’s legal team called it a “mistake.” Although OpenAI engineers tried to fix the bug, the recovered data was missing The NYTs work This was the reason NYT essentially recreating everything from scratch. The The NYTs attorneys said there was no reason to believe the deletion was intentional.
