🤖 Dall-E 3 Opens To Plus Users

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Here's what to know today:

• The guardrails around your favorite AI aren’t great

• OpenAI releases the Kraken, er, Dall-E 3

• Katy Perry gets Claude 2 in trouble

• “Ring Attention” is a hot, new AI term to know

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OpenAI created a door when they made ChatGPT.

We all walked through it and marveled at the technology before us. That’s okay; no one is in trouble here. Using AI is something that you should be doing.

What we didn’t realize was that nefarious actors walked through that same door and began to experiment with ways to get ChatGPT to misbehave. 

Then OpenAI claimed it made a lock by using new guardrails to limit ChatGPT’s ability to go off script.

That lock is busted.

A research paper from folks at IBM, Virginia Tech, Princeton, and Stanford found that OpenAI’s GPT-4 is not as sturdy as the company makes it out to be. In fact, the exploit they found feels too easy.

All you need is a GPT-4 API and some custom instructions. That’s it.

We’re not talking about a jailbreaking exploit, either.

The worst part of this slip-up is that it can affect anyone using GPT-4 as their backend model. Let’s say you use GPT to make an AI tutor; that tool you present lacks the guardrails you think it has.

That’s a significant design flaw and evidence that we’re still struggling to reign in the darker side of AI’s potential.

It’s like I said.

OpenAI promised us a lock on the door, but it turns out everything is less secure than we realized.

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Dall-E 3 is now available for all paying ChatGPT users.

So either find your friend with access or cancel your Disney+ subscription because this sucker is worth it, especially if you don’t have access to Midjourney.

But this begs the question: will free users ever get a taste of this updated image generator?

Probably not. Look, I don’t mean to sound blunt, but OpenAI’s goal is to bring in revenue. They need shinier bait to convert subscribers. Dall-E 3 is as polished as they come.

That’s why I don’t buy the “safety delay” story.

As we mentioned above, OpenAI struggles with that issue regardless. The slow roll to plus users was to handle the volume and ensure it’d get used. While safety is a part of that, it’s not the only reason they eased into the release. 

But if they were this cautious with a limited release, I can’t imagine them giving everyone access to this tool. 

Stories about exploiting the moderation tools are already popping up, and OpenAI can’t handle a story like that every week. So you may need to get your wallet out if you want to try this one, sorry.

🗽 New York City is stepping up and trying to lead the US in AI regulation

🦉 Google’s new AI English tutor tool aims straight at Duolingo’s customers

⬆️ Ring Attention helps release the bottleneck on AI and lets it analyze millions of words at a time

🤫 The more power we give AI, the more secretive these companies seem to get

🔎 OpenAI is still figuring out when to release their AI image detector

💼 Universal Music Group sues Anthropic because Claude 2 provides lyrics to Katy Perry’s “Roar” without permission

🎤 YouTube plans to release a tool that let’s people sing like their favorite artist

😬 The incident where a man claimed AI told him to kill the queen is only the beginning

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