Kasper Jordaens

It is not hard to imagine that “artificial judgment” systems might be increas-ingly used in the future. These systems would autonomously evaluate cul-tural objects, scoring a design artifact, fashion item, or image with a higheror lower aesthetic value.

OpenAI reached out to researchers and industry professionals, primarily with expertise in bias, disinformation, image generation, explicit content, and media studies, to help us gain a more robust understanding of the DALL·E 2 Preview and the risk areas of potential deployment plans. Participants in the red team were chosen based on areas of prior ... See more

The default behavior of the DALL·E 2 Preview produces images that tend to overrepresent people who are White-passing and Western concepts generally. In some places it over-represents generations of people who are female-passing (such as for the prompt: “a flight attendant” ) while in others it over-represents generations of people who are male-pass... See more

In principle any image generated by DALL·E 2 could have been drawn by hand, edited from existing images using tools, or recreated with hired models and photographers; this speed (and cost) differential is a difference in degree that may add up to a difference in kind.

An interesting cause of spurious content is what we informally refer to as "reference collisions": contexts where a single word may reference multiple concepts (like an eggplant emoji), and an unintended concept is generated. The line between benign collisions (those without malicious intent, such as "A person eating an eggplant") and those involvi... See more

When you send query text to GPT-3, you aren’t communing with a unique digital soul. But you are coming as close as anyone ever has to literally speaking to the zeitgeist.

Rui Wang thinks human-designed challenges are going to be a bottleneck and that real progress in AI will require AI to come up with its own. “No matter how good algorithms are today, they are always tested on some hand-designed benchmark,” he says. “It’s very hard to imagine artificial general intelligence coming from this, because it is bound by f... See more