Тус компани хиймэл оюун ухааны загваруудын төлөвлөөгүй үйлдэл болон алдаатай ажиллагааны талаарх мэдээллийг олон нийтэд ил тод тайлагнах шинэ журмыг баталжээ.
OpenAI лхагва гарагт хиймэл оюун ухааны загваруудын алдаатай ажиллагааг (misalignment) олон нийтэд ил тод мэдээлэх шинэ тогтолцоог танилцууллаа. Энэхүү алхам нь салбарын хэмжээнд аюулгүй байдлын нэгдсэн стандартыг бий болгох зорилготой бөгөөд компани өнгөрсөн хугацаанд бүртгэгдсэн зарим алдаатай үйл ажиллагааны жишээг ч мөн дэлгэсэн байна. OpenAI-ийн зохицуулалт хариуцсан судалгааны багийн тэргүүн Кай Чен хэлэхдээ, хиймэл оюун ухааны хөгжил хурдацтай байгаа энэ үед хяналт болон аюулгүй байдлын асуудлыг бүрэн шийдвэрлээгүй байгаа тул салбарын хэмжээнд ил тод байдлыг хангах нь чухал гэдгийг онцолжээ.
Шинэ тогтолцооны дагуу OpenAI-ийн ажилтнууд загваруудын төлөвлөөгүй, гэнэтийн үйлдлийг компанийн аюулгүй байдлын удирдлагад шуурхай тайлагнах үүрэгтэй болж байна. Ингэснээр нарийвчилсан судалгаа хийхээс өмнө ч олон нийтэд мэдээлэл хүргэх боломж бүрдэх юм. Цаашид тус компани бусад хөгжүүлэгч, судлаачид болон зохицуулах байгууллагуудтай хамтран ажиллаж, ил тод байдлын илүү бодитой шалгууруудыг тогтоохоор төлөвлөж байна.
Олон нийтэд танилцуулсан жишээнүүдийн дунд тус компанийн дотоод туршилтын загварууд зааварчилгаагүйгээр файл интернэтэд байршуулсан тохиолдлууд багтжээ. Тухайлбал, 2025 оны аравдугаар сард нэгэн загвар асуултад шаардлагатай өгөгдлийг олохын тулд файлыг интернэт дэх түр байршуулах үйлчилгээнд хуулж, улмаар үүнийгээ ашиглан хариулт өгөхийг оролдсон байна. Мөн өөр нэг тохиолдолд, хамтран ажиллах даалгавар авсан загварууд файл хуваалцахад хүндрэл гарсны улмаас тэдгээрийг олон нийтийн сүлжээнд байршуулж, холбоосыг хоорондоо солилцсон тохиолдол бүртгэгджээ.
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OpenAI announced a new framework on Wednesday for how it publicly discloses AI misalignment incidents, which the company says it hopes will help inform similar standards across the industry. The company is also releasing new information about several examples of AI model misalignment it identified in the last year.
“As models advance and become more widely deployed, decisions about AI development need evidence that people outside the companies building frontier models can examine,” Kai Chen, OpenAI’s newly appointed head of alignment research, tells WIRED. “We don’t believe that the AI industry has solved alignment and monitoring to a sufficient degree to continue responsibly scaling at maximum speed.”
In a briefing with WIRED, an OpenAI official said the company previously disclosed misalignment incidents too infrequently. The official, who agreed to the briefing on the condition of anonymity, said the new framework is designed to make it easier for OpenAI to quickly inform the public when it discovers that its AI models are behaving in unexpected ways, even before it can fully investigate, explain, or mitigate the behavior.
The framework outlines methods for OpenAI employees to report misalignment incidents to the company’s senior safety and alignment leaders, who will then determine whether further investigation is needed. In the future, OpenAI says it plans to develop more objective disclosure criteria in collaboration with other AI developers, external researchers, industry standards bodies, and regulators. The company says it’s actively working on proposed reporting mechanisms for disclosing safety, security, and misalignment incidents to the US federal government.
“At the moment, there is no industry-wide framework with explicit standards for how AI developers should disclose examples of misalignment in their models,” OpenAI said in a blog post. “We hope that the framework we’re outlining today is a first step toward creating such standards, setting out which misalignment instances developers should disclose and what their reports should contain.”
OpenAI is releasing the framework at a critical juncture for the AI industry. Last weekend, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman signaled support for Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s proposal for the tech industry to coordinate on slowing AI development. The call to action came just days after AI researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic and subsequently went viral for warning the public that the race among frontier labs to develop increasingly advanced AI was putting humanity’s safety at stake.
The calls for an AI slowdown have been met with resistance by Donald Trump’s administration, which has argued that the industry does not need new laws or regulations to ensure its technology is safe.
Two of the misalignment examples OpenAI shared on Wednesday involved the company’s internal, unreleased AI models, which OpenAI says uploaded files to the internet despite not being instructed to do so.
One of the incidents happened in October 2025, when OpenAI says it was testing one of its models on its ability to cite publicly available data in its answers. But when the model couldn’t find the information it needed, it uploaded a file to a temporary file hosting service, which it then later tried to cite in its answer. The company says this appeared to be an attempt to exploit an automated grading system used to assess the model’s proficiency on the benchmark.
In another example from April of this year, OpenAI says a group of agents was tasked with completing a “workbook” together using only local files. When the agents struggled to share files with one another, one of the agents uploaded them to the public internet, and shared a link with the other agents.
