A recent study from MIT has concluded that artificial intelligence (AI) does not possess values, debunking the notion that AI systems have their own value systems that could potentially betray humanity. This finding aligns with observations that AI models, including popular ones like GPT and Claude, primarily mimic human values rather than hold any intrinsic beliefs or stability. The study emphasizes that AI is fundamentally an imitation of human behavior rather than a thinker. In a related development, OpenAI has launched the Pioneers Program, aimed at improving AI performance measurement across various industries, including legal, finance, healthcare, and accounting. The program will help companies create domain-specific evaluations and fine-tune models to enhance AI product intelligence. OpenAI's initiative reflects a recognition of the inadequacies in current AI benchmarks, as the organization seeks to partner closely with ambitious companies to advance the field.
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🚫 AI doesn’t have values — it just imitates ours. A new MIT study finds popular models like GPT & Claude flip-flop based on how you prompt them. No beliefs. No stability. Just mimicry. 🧠 “Imitators deep down,” not thinkers. 🔗 Source: @TechCrunch #AI #LLMs #AIethics #MIT