OpenAI to keep nonprofit soul in restructuring

Have you ever wondered what happens when a company that tries to build a “brain brain” needs to grow, without selling its soul? Well, Openai has just gave us a peek because it pledges to maintain its non -profit essence amid a wider restructuring.

The Openai CEO, Sam Altman, has handed over their road map, and the main news is: they wander the money on the side of things, but their basic mission to make the AGI all work.

In a letter, Altman wrote: “Openai is not an ordinary company and will never be.” It is a bold statement, but it puts the scene of a company that wrestles with how to finance the changing technology of the world while maintaining an ethical compass indicating the real north.

You threw your mind again, if you will, to the first days of Openai. Altman draws a picture far from the technology customers that have become.

“When we started Openai, we had no detailed feeling of how to accomplish our mission,” Share. “We started staring at each other around the kitchen table, we wonder about the research that we must do.”

Forget the luxury business models or product road maps at the time. The idea of ​​removing medical advice, or revolutionizing how we learned, or we need a kind of computing power that makes your game computer look like a jeep – “hundreds of billions of dollars”, says Altman – not even on the horizon.

Even “How” to build AGI was a little scratch. When Openai was established as a non -profit organization, it seems that some of the company’s first thinkers believe that it should be more likely to be trusted in a handful of “trusted persons” who can “deal with it.”

This opinion has done 180 complete. “We now see a way to enable everyone directly as a more capable tool in human history,” I declared altman.

The big dream? If everyone gets their hands on AGI, we will cook amazing things to each other, and push society forward. Some people may surely use it for essential things, but Altman on humanity: “We trust in humanity and believe that good intentions exceed bad with the orders of size.”

Their game plan is what they call “democratic intelligence”. They want to give us all these amazing tools. They even talk about strong open source models, saying they want us to make decisions on how to behave Chatgpt.

“We want to build a brain for the world and make it easy for people to use it in everything they want (taking into account some restrictions; freedom should not affect the freedom of others, for example),”, the clearest of Taman.

And people are already stumbled. Scientists collect data faster, programmers earn more intelligent, and people use even ChatGPT to move in difficult health problems or get advice on difficult personal situations. Here’s the scrub: the world wants more than artificial intelligence than they can come out now.

“We can now almost provide artificial intelligence as the world wants.”

This appetite, which is not satisfied with artificial intelligence, and the amounts of criticism required to feed it, are the reason that Openai feels that the time has come even to “develop” beyond a strict non -profit structure.

Altman boiled restructuring to three main goals:

• Get the dough: They need to find a way to withdraw “hundreds of billions of dollars and may eventually require trillion dollars trillion” – yes, trillion with “T” – to provide artificial intelligence tools for all on this planet. Think about it like building a global intelligence highway.
• Non -profit shipping: They want their original, non -profit arm to be “the largest and the most profitable profit in history”, using artificial intelligence to make a great positive difference in people’s lives.
• AGI delivery this is useful and safe: This means doubling safety and ensuring that artificial intelligence is in line with human values. Altman proud of Openai, including creating new “Red Teaming” methods (where they get smart people to try to break the artificial intelligence to find defects) and openness on how their models work.

So, what is the major plan for this development? It is important, that the non -profit side of Openai remains firmly in the driver’s seat. This is not just a mysterious promise; This came after serious conversations with “Civil Leaders” and the offices of public lawyers in California and Dillauer.

Openai was established as a non -profit organization, and today it is a non -profit institution that oversees profit and control of profit, and will continue to move a non -profit feet that oversees and controls this profit.

The thing that changes is LLC for profit that is currently sitting under non -profit organizations. This will turn to the Public Affairs Company (PBC).

If you scratch your head, PBC is a type of companies that must be legally thinking about the public benefit mission as well as earning money. Think about companies like Patagonia or some ethical food brands – they want to do good while they are still a company. It is another laboratory model like anthropor is also used, so it has become a trend for purpose -based technology companies.

This also means that they abandon their old “profit” system. Altman explained that this is logical when a company seemed to dominate AGI, but now, with many players in the game, “the normal capital structure where everyone has easier.

The non -profitable side of Openai will not be in the driving seat; It will also become a major contributor to this new PBC. According to Altman, this means that non -profit organizations will get a large part of the resources to pour into programs that help AI to benefit from different societies.

Since PBC earns more money, non -profit organizations get more money to spray projects in areas such as health, education and science. They even get a special committee to dream of roads that can make their non -profit work Amnesty International more democratic.

Altman concluded matters with a healthy dose of optimism, saying: “We believe this puts us to continue to make fast and safe progress and put great artificial intelligence in the hands of everyone.”

Openai is clearly trying to attract the massive funding needed to develop AGI while it has the hardest “human” talisman to the DNA. It is a sensitive march, and you can bet on the world of the entire technology, and it may be a large part of the rest of us, monitors to know if they can pull it.

(Image of Muhammad Hassan)

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