How do you stop AI from spreading abuse? Leaked docs show how humans are paid to write it first.

Fonte: Business Insider

Behind the scenes, workers are paid to test AI with the goal of making it safer. Anna Orlova/Getty, solarseven/Getty, Tyler Le/BIBI obtained training docs showing how freelancers stress-test AI with "harmful" prompts. Outlier and Scale AI use freelancers to create prompts about suicide, abuse, and terrorism, per the docs.

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