OpenAI, the company that owns popular chatbot ChatGPT, said yesterday (April 11) that it will offer up to $20,000 to users who report a problem. Found in the company’s AI system
The OpenAI Bug Bounty project, launched yesterday (April 11), offers rewards based on the severity of user-reported bugs. Rewards start at $200 per issue, and the program does not include inaccurate or inappropriate content generated by the OpenAI system.
Reuters reports that Tech companies often use bug bounty programs or reporting bugs in exchange for a bounty. To encourage ethical programmers and hackers to report flaws in their software systems.
Data from Bugcrowd, a bug bounty platform, reveals that OpenAI invited researchers to examine some of the functionality of ChatGPT and the OpenAI framework as a way of communicating and sharing data with third-party applications. How does that three work?
The launch of the project comes just days after ChatGPT was banned in Italy. for being suspected of violating privacy rules This has resulted in regulators in other European countries increasingly scrutinizing AI for creative or generative AI.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT, backed by Microsoft Corp, has been making waves around the world since its launch in November. 2022 by impressing users by answering questions quickly. But it also offends users by providing inaccurate information.