OpenAI has halted the rollout of a new artificial intelligence model after determining that it did not meet the company’s required safety standards.
The decision was confirmed by OpenAI’s safety chief, who said the model “didn’t quite meet the bar” set by the firm’s security requirements. No further details about the model or the specific concerns identified have been provided in the supplied information.
The move means the planned release will not go ahead in its current form. OpenAI has not stated whether the model could be revised and reconsidered for launch at a later stage.
The latest known position is that the rollout has been scrapped because of the company’s assessment that the model fell short of its internal security standards.
