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Existing safeguards by AI companies insufficient as models grow more capable: Josephine Teo

By Info60 Singapore Desk•Summary of reporting by CNA•1h ago•0 views•
Existing safeguards by AI companies insufficient as models grow more capable: Josephine Teo
Content filters, user verification and pre-release testing are among existing safeguards, but malicious users can bypass them by turning to openly available AI models, says the digital development and information minister.
Content filters, user verification and pre-release testing are among existing safeguards, but malicious users can bypass them by turning to openly available AI models, says the digital development and information minister.
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