Documents: OpenAI is asking contractors to upload their work from current or previous jobs to evaluate its models, leaving it to them to scrub confidential info
To prepare AI agents for office work, the company is asking contractors to upload projects from past jobs …
These documents reveal some of the latest and craftiest ways major AI labs are sucking up data to improve their AI models. Legal experts say AI labs and contractors seem to be putting themselves at great risk, but the companies may have just decided it's worth it.
In files we obtained, OpenAI and its data partner, Handshake, tell contractors to remove confidential and personally information in these docs. OpenAI even directs people towards a public GPT someone made called “Superstar Scrubber” to help erase data. https://chatgpt.com/...
This all seems to be part of OpenAI's work to evaluate its AI agents' performance on economically valuable tasks, a key indicator as the company races towards AGI. In September, the company released GDPval, its first public evaluation towards this goal.
NEW: OpenAI is asking third-party contractors to upload *real work* they've done at current or past jobs to evaluate their AI models. OpenAI leaves it up to contractors to remove any confidential info. scoop w/ @willknight and @ZoeSchiffer [image]
OpenAI is asking contractors to upload projects from past jobs, leaving it to them to strip out confidential and personally identifiable information. — I'm sure that will go well: