A week ago, OpenAI confirmed that it will be available to Android users in the near future, while those who pay for ChatGPT Plus will have exclusive access to GPT-4 capabilities in their app, the company’s most up-to-date model. .
OpenAI does not plan to leave the EU
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said that the company has no plans to leave the European Union, a couple of days after he threatened to leave if the company was forced to comply with a new regulation that is being discussed for the bloc regarding to AI.
The legislation considers that ChatGPT can be a “high risk” system and among the measures it must adopt are transparency provisions that would affect OpenAI’s business by having to share confidential information about how they train their system. “Details really matter. We will try to comply, but if we don’t, we will stop operating,” Altman said Wednesday.
Now, the executive has already changed his initial comments regarding the possible cessation of operations, as he tweeted that he had a “very productive week of conversations in Europe on how to regulate AI” and added that his team is “excited to continue operating here and, of course, there are no plans to leave.”
