AI Language Model ChatGPT 4's Visual Analysis Feature: A Double-Edged Sword?
OpenAI has developed ChatGPT 4, a powerful AI language model with a visual analysis feature. Jonathan Mosen, a blind man, tested this feature and found it incredibly helpful in identifying items in his hotel room bathroom, like shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel, along with their details. However, OpenAI is concerned about potential misuse of the feature, especially for facial recognition, which could raise privacy issues. The technology can identify public figures with Wikipedia pages, but it is not as advanced as specialized facial recognition tools available on the internet. OpenAI aims to have open conversations with the public to address concerns and is willing to make adjustments based on people’s preferences.
The company also worries about the possibility of the visual analysis feature generating false information, similar to AI text models producing misleading results. They acknowledge that inappropriate assessments of people’s faces could lead to problems. Hence, they are cautious about making this feature widely accessible, considering legal implications in places where consent is required for using biometric information.
The latest visual analysis feature of ChatGPT 4 has shown its impressive potential in assisting visually impaired individuals like Jonathan. However, OpenAI is committed to addressing concerns regarding misuse, privacy, and the possibility of generating false information. They aim to engage in open conversations with the public to understand their preferences and make necessary adjustments accordingly.
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