AI generated content: Why is OpenAI’s new language model “too dangerous to release”?

From personal assistants to customer services, AI that can talk to us is already big business. But what happens when AI gets a bit too good at pretending to be a human?

OpenAI announced recently that they had created an algorithm which generates incredibly humanlike content. They soon realised that the humanlike interactions that their AI could generate might fall into the wrong hands and announced that they would not be releasing the code to the public. Instead, they only released a smaller, more restricted sample.

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