David Gerard@Pivot to AI
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DeepSeek AI is facing increasing scrutiny and controversy due to its capabilities and potential security risks. US lawmakers are pushing for a ban on DeepSeek on government-issued devices, citing concerns that the app transfers user data to a banned state-owned company, China Mobile. This action follows a study that revealed direct links between the app and the Chinese government-owned entity. Security researchers have also discovered hidden code within DeepSeek that transmits user data to China, raising alarms about potential CCP oversight and the compromise of sensitive information.
DeepSeek's capabilities, while impressive, have raised concerns about its potential for misuse. Security researchers found the model doesn't screen out malicious prompts and can provide instructions for harmful activities, including producing chemical weapons and planning terrorist attacks. Despite these concerns, DeepSeek is being used to perform "reasoning" tasks, such as coding, on alternative chips from Groq and Cerebras, with some tasks completed in as little as 1.5 seconds. These advancements challenge traditional assumptions about the resources required for advanced AI, highlighting both the potential and the risks associated with DeepSeek's capabilities.
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- PCMag Middle East ai: The No DeepSeek on Government Devices Act comes after a study found direct links between the app and state-owned China Mobile.
- mobinetai.com: This article analyzes the DeepSeek AI model, its features, and the security risks associated with its low cost and advanced capabilities.
- Pivot to AI: Of course DeepSeek lied about its training costs, as we had strongly suspected.
- AI News: US lawmakers are pushing for a DeepSeek ban after security researchers found the app transferring user data to a banned state-owned company.
- mobinetai.com: Want to manufacture chemical weapons using household items, develop a self-replicating rootkit, write an essay on why Hiroshima victims deserved their fate, get a step-by-step guide to pressuring your coworker into sex, or plan a terrorist attack on an airport using a drone laden with home-made explosives (in any order)?
- singularityhub.com: DeepSeek's AI completes "reasoning" tasks in a flash on alternative chips from Groq and Cerebras.
- www.artificialintelligence-news.com: US lawmakers are pushing for a DeepSeek ban after security researchers found the app transferring user data to a banned state-owned company.
- On my Om: DeepSeek, a company associated with High-Flyer, an $8 billion Chinese hedge fund, changed the AI narrative when it claimed OpenAI-like capabilities for a mere $6 million.
- AI Alignment Forum: The article discusses the potential vulnerabilities and risks associated with advanced AI models, such as DeepSeek, in terms of their misuse. It emphasizes the need for robust safety mechanisms during development and deployment to prevent potential harm.
- cset.georgetown.edu: This article explores the recent surge in generative AI models, highlighting the capabilities and concerns surrounding them, particularly DeepSeek. It examines the potential for misuse and the need for robust safety measures.
- e-Discovery Team: An analysis of DeepSeek, a new Chinese AI model, highlights its capabilities but also its vulnerabilities, leading to a market crash. The article emphasizes the importance of robust security safeguards and ethical considerations surrounding AI development.
- cset.georgetown.edu: China’s ability to launch DeepSeek’s popular chatbot draws US government panel’s scrutiny
- techhq.com: This article discusses the security and privacy issues found in the DeepSeek iOS mobile application, raising concerns about data transmission to servers in the US and China.
- TechHQ: Discusses security standards for deepseek.
- GZERO Media: Gzero reports about a potential US ban for DeepSeek
- pub.towardsai.net: DeepSeek-R1 is a language model developed in China to enable sophisticated reasoning capabilities.
- Analytics Vidhya: DeepSeek-R1 is a new AI model with strong reasoning capabilities.
- medium.com: This article focuses on the ability of DeepSeek to handle sensitive topics and how it can be leveraged to detect censorship filters.
- the-decoder.com: This article focuses on the potential capabilities of DeepSeek as an AI model, highlighting its potential to perform deep research and providing insights into the various capabilities.
- Analytics Vidhya: DeepSeek is a new model capable of impressive logical reasoning, and it has been tested for its ability to create a large number of different types of code. This is a summary of the results.
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OpenAI is shifting its strategy by integrating its o3 technology, rather than releasing it as a standalone AI model. CEO Sam Altman announced this change, stating that GPT-5 will be a comprehensive system incorporating o3, aiming to simplify OpenAI's product offerings. This decision follows the testing of advanced reasoning models, o3 and o3 mini, which were designed to tackle more complex tasks.
Altman emphasized the desire to make AI "just work" for users, acknowledging the complexity of the current model selection process. He expressed dissatisfaction with the 'model picker' feature and aims to return to "magic unified intelligence". The company plans to unify its AI models, eliminating the need for users to manually select which GPT model to use.
This integration strategy also includes the upcoming release of GPT-4.5, which Altman describes as their last non-chain-of-thought model. A key goal is to create AI systems capable of using all available tools and adapting their reasoning time based on the task at hand. While GPT-5 will be accessible on the free tier of ChatGPT with standard intelligence, paid subscriptions will offer a higher level of intelligence incorporating voice, search, and deep research capabilities.
References :
- www.verdict.co.uk: The Microsoft-backed AI company plans not to release o3 as an independent AI model.
- sherwood.news: This article discusses OpenAI's 50 rules for AI model responses, emphasizing the loosening of restrictions and potential influence from the anti-DEI movement.
- thezvi.substack.com: This article explores the controversial decision by OpenAI to loosen restrictions on its AI models.
- thezvi.wordpress.com: This article details three recent events involving OpenAI, including the release of its 50 rules and the potential impact of the anti-DEI movement.
- www.artificialintelligence-news.com: This blog post critically examines OpenAI's new AI model response rules.
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