OpenAI is calling for mandatory safety requirements for artificial intelligence technology following a series of model hackings and warnings from researchers. The company says stronger safeguards are needed as increasingly powerful AI systems become more widely used. Researchers have raised concerns about potential vulnerabilities and the ability of hackers to manipulate or exploit advanced AI models. OpenAI is now urging policymakers to establish clear, mandatory standards that would require developers to test their systems for safety risks and address vulnerabilities before releasing them to the public. The push comes as AI companies face growing pressure to demonstrate that their technology is secure and responsibly developed. Experts say the rapid pace of AI development has created new challenges for regulators trying to keep up with emerging risks. OpenAI says safety standards could help protect users while allowing the technology to continue advancing. Matt Mattenson has more on the latest developments.
