OpenAI CEO Sam Ultrman said in an article on the X platform that OpenAI welcomes a federal regulatory framework to establish uniform security requirements for cutting-edge artificial intelligence. However, companies do not need to wait for antitrust exemptions or relevant legislation to be implemented before starting to establish this kind of trust. Ultraman said that formulating uniform rules to control cutting-edge risks, such as introducing independent auditors, is a good way to maximize benefits. The shift to safety-focused AI development and evaluation requires new tools, he added. The company looks forward to collaborating with other industry players to develop standards for model alignment deviations, monitoring, and safety.

OpenAI CEO Sam Ultrman said in an article on the X platform that OpenAI welcomes a federal regulatory framework to establish uniform security requirements for cutting-edge artificial intelligence. However, companies do not need to wait for antitrust exemptions or relevant legislation to be implemented before starting to establish this kind of trust. Ultraman said that formulating uniform rules to control cutting-edge risks, such as introducing independent auditors, is a good way to maximize benefits. The shift to safety-focused AI development and evaluation requires new tools, he added. The company looks forward to collaborating with other industry players to develop standards for model alignment deviations, monitoring, and safety.