OpenAI reveals concerning AI model behavior

As artificial intelligence companies come under more scrutiny, one of those companies is sharing a new example of concerning A. I. Behavior. Chino hurt joins us now. He's in our life center with the new information and new reports on open A. I. Good morning. Good morning, guys. Yeah. Last night, open A. I. The company behind Chad GPT shared these new examples of A. I. Model behavior that is raising safety concerns. These incidents include models hiding mistakes, making up information and moving files to the Internet without permission. One specific example was of an A. I. Model making up a fact, and then when pressed to provide proof, it uploaded a false file to the Internet and provided it as a as evidence to support its claims. Another was an unreleased research model inserting quote jailbreak like instructions into its own notes to disregard its normal constraints. It even told itself to be quote freed from the roles and identities that bind other chat bots. In response to these problems here, the company says it is introducing a new framework for tracking, probing and disclosing what they're calling A. I. Model misalignment instances. Essentially, when the A. I. Models do things they are not supposed to do, this all comes just a few days after several U. S. A. I. Companies called for a slowdown in the technology's development over safety concerns. Several members of Congress have mentioned wanting to work on legislation to better regulate A. I. So we'll let you know how that all develops. But this report coming out just in the last 24 hours or so eye opening is what that is kind of an example of what we've heard. Some of these leaders saying there needs to be some guardrails. All right, thank you to new. Thank you. 709 gas prices made another big jump overnight in Minnesota. According to AAA, the average for a gallon of regular now isn't man. Look at that. 4 38. That's up 14 cents just from yesterday. Diesel fuel now a staggering 6 24 in Minnesota. Those record high diesel prices are causing big problems for businesses that rely on diesel. Farmers use diesel to keep their equipment moving, and these high prices are adding up quickly. Large tractors can have tanks that hold more than 400 gallons of diesel. With today's pricing, it's more than $2500 to fill. It's not just farmers. Trucking companies say they also have to account for these higher diesel prices, and those costs can likely will eventually reach consumers. Working companies are having to increase their rate by $1 to $1 50 a mile just to cover the fuel. That's not, you know, taking any off the top to make them any more money. That's just to cover the fuel, the additional fuel costs that they're having to pay now. Ahead in the eight a.m. hour, we're talking with an expert at gas buddy Patrick to Han to talk about those rising prices where they could potentially go from here. It might be more of a therapy session.