AI BriefingOpenAI Adopts 'Safety by Design' Principles for Child Safety
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OpenAI is introducing 'Safety by Design' principles to prevent child sexual exploitation through generative AI.
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OpenAI has decided to adopt Safety by Design principles together with industry leaders such as Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and Microsoft to prevent child sexual exploitation and sexual harm using generative AI. This initiative is being led by the non-profit organizations Thorn and All Tech Is Human.
OpenAI prioritizes child safety at every stage of AI development, focusing on the following three key areas.
- Develop: Responsible data sourcing, detection and removal of CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material) and CSEM (Child Sexual Exploitation Material) from training data, and ongoing stress testing.
- Deploy: Releasing only models that have passed safety evaluations, and strengthening efforts to respond to and prevent abused content.
- Maintain: Removing AIG-CSAM generated by malicious users, and investing in related research and technical solutions.
As part of this commitment, OpenAI plans to publish progress updates on an annual basis.
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