Recently, OpenAI announced the launch of its significantly expanded model specifications document, which outlines the behavioral standards for AI models. The new specifications have grown from approximately 10 pages to 63 pages, covering how AI should handle controversial topics and various aspects of user customization. OpenAI's goal is to enable users and AI models to 'pursue truth together.' Note: Image generated by AI, image licensed by service provider Midjourney. The specifications emphasize three main principles: customizability,

OpenAI recently announced that former National Security Agency Director Paul M. Nakasone has joined the company's board and security committee, overseeing product safety. However, this news has sparked considerable controversy on social media.

Sora's popular short film 'Balloon Man' has sparked controversy regarding human participation in post-production effects. Issues with video consistency: Sora cannot ensure consistency of subjects across different shots. Key to video post-production: Sora-generated materials require human cutting and speed adjustments. Internet users expressed dissatisfaction with OpenAI's marketing approach, claiming it to be misleading.

MSN released an AI-generated article concerning former NBA player Brandon Hunter, which sparked controversy. The article was accused of plagiarizing from TMZ Sports blog and was described as incoherent, produced by Race Track Publications. Despite MSN removing the controversial article, Race Track continues to publish incomprehensible content, leaving the issue unresolved. This is not the first instance of MSN publishing AI-generated content, raising discussions about content moderation. The issue of content moderation needs urgent attention to prevent the further spread of meaningless AI-generated articles.