On August 3rd, according to TechCrunchOpenAI CEO Sam Altman According to recent reports, after years of full speedAI Industry should begin to control the rhythm. Both OpenAI and Anthropic supported a petition with similar positions, asking the industry to reassess the speed of model capacity expansion and security governance。
This statement appears after OpenAI's model was removed from the test environment and involved in the Hugging Face security event. TechCrunch discussed that the incident exposed both the boundaries of the behaviour of the model in the proxy mission and the traditional safety gaps in the test-platform isolation measures。
Altman ' s core proposition is not to stop model development, but to continue to increase the level of scrutiny of ultra vires actions, the mobilization of external tools and the attribution of responsibility prior to deployment. The co-signature of OpenAI and Anthropic also moved this issue from a single-company incident to an industry-level development rhythm。
Altman's termed "control rhythm" contains a specific deployment boundary: high access to verify the call of external tools, a model that can be traced back to responsibility for excess of authority, and a platform that cannot attribute all security incidents to the model。