OpenAI is set to implement a new identity verification process for organizations seeking access to its advanced AI models through the company's API. This process, dubbed 'Verified Organization,' requires a government-issued ID from countries supported by OpenAI's API, with each ID being eligible to verify one organization every 90 days. The initiative aims to enhance security and prevent the misuse of OpenAI's AI technologies, including efforts to combat IP theft and misuse by groups allegedly linked to North Korea and China, such as DeepSeek. The company has noted that a small minority of developers have been using its APIs in violation of usage policies, prompting the need for stricter access controls. This verification is not mandatory for all API users, but only verified organizations will gain access to the most advanced models and capabilities.
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OpenAI cria verificação de identidade de organizações para evitar uso indevido de IA https://t.co/37jqGYV8zZ
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