OpenAI proposes shared AI standards without requiring launch reviews
OpenAI called for US-led international technical standards on September 21. Its proposal covers common evaluations, human oversight and incident reporting.
Verified 12:30 AM PDT · 2 original sources
The company says the standards would not require licenses or reviews before a model launches. Governments would decide whether to make them law. Reuters reports that Sam Altman is due to address the UN Security Council on Wednesday.
OpenAI has proposed a policy, not an international rule. The company also says fully autonomous recursive self-improvement is not happening today. Its warning about losing control describes a possible future.
Published drafts could reveal who sets the tests and who can challenge a lab's results. Governments would still need to act before any legal duties took effect.
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