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develop advanced ai model testing, following commitments announced at an ai safety summit in bletchley parkain more is tim davies, ceo of ai consultancy, projekt rising. what are the safety concerns? how these models could perform in the future, the development of a new form of intelligence and with any new intelligence there are risks. these safety tests evaluate whether the models are safe and will perform reliably in the functions they are deemed to work in. these tests are working jointly with the us and the uk to line and make sure there is commonality in the testing approach. next—generation versions, many people are onlyjust catching up with the idea of ai, where are we? we are moving very quickly. the primary model most people are used to experiencing is within chat gpt, 3.5 turbo orfour turbo, to experiencing is within chat gpt, 3.5 turbo or four turbo, they are old by relative standards, 18 months old, new capabilities come on line all the time of a similar level of quality, shortly seeing another significant lifting capability when openai, anthropic and google released the latest

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