OpenAI, ChatGPT and sentry gun
OpenAI Shuts Down Developer Who Made AI-Powered Gun Turret
OpenAI has cut off a developer who built a device that could respond to ChatGPT queries to aim and fire an automated rifle. The device went viral after a video on Reddit showed its developer reading firing commands aloud, after which a rifle beside him quickly began aiming and firing at nearby walls.
OpenAI Says No to AI Weapons: Sentry Gun Powered by ChatGPT Now Shut Down
However, OpenAI did not approve of his latest invention where he used ChatGPT to power a sentry gun and even went as far as to use the chatbot's Advanced Voice Mode to command the weapon to fire volleys of bullets, and then respond to the engineer.
OpenAI has swiftly cut off access to its Realtime API for an engineer who allegedly misused the technology to develop a voice ...
Techopedia explores the capabilities of OpenAI's ChatGPT o3, its impressive benchmarks in reasoning and coding, and what it ...
Microsoft has taken legal steps against individuals accused of using stolen credentials to exploit Azure OpenAI and generate ...
The robot used OpenAI's Realtime API to respond to voice commands to aim and fire blanks from a rifle in the viral video.
Microsoft sued hackers exploiting Azure OpenAI to bypass security, reselling access for harmful content creation.
OpenAI targets Indian market, offering AI solutions in local languages, collaborating with developers, start-ups, and ...
The company's December complaint alleges that unnamed defendants used stolen credentials and software to breach its systems, ...
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Microsoft initiates lawsuit against a group for abusing its serviceAccording to Microsoft, the unnamed group developed tools that it used to bypass the safety guardrails of its AI products.
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