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    OpenAI reportedly tests model answers against the laws of war

    A post citing Fortune says experts used combat prompts, then engineers adjusted models based on how their answers measured up against the Geneva Conventions.

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    A post citing Fortune says OpenAI brought in international experts to test its models with high-stakes combat prompts as the models head to the U.S. military. Engineers then changed the models based on how their answers measured up against the Geneva Conventions. Sarah Yager, who joined OpenAI in its first human rights and responsible deployment role, described it as a fine-tuning step she said had never been taken before.

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    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiFortune: OpenAI now tests whether its models' answers obey the laws of war, because those models are going to the U.S. military. OpenAI created its first human rights and responsible deployment role, Sarah Yager, who spent 30 years on military issues before joining in June, described her method. International experts entered high-stakes combat prompts into OpenAI models, and then engineers changed the models based on how the answers measured up against the Geneva Conventions. This is kind of backward finetuning step Yager said had never been taken before.1h
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    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiFortune: OpenAI now tests whether its models' answers obey the laws of war, because those models are going to the U.S. military. OpenAI created its first human rights and responsible deployment role, Sarah Yager, who spent 30 years on military issues before joining in June, described her method. International experts entered high-stakes combat prompts into OpenAI models, and then engineers changed the models based on how the answers measured up against the Geneva Conventions. This is kind of backward finetuning step Yager said had never been taken before.1h