person holding phone with the word 'gpt-4' on it
OpenAI hired a team of experts to examine whether GPT-4 could present prejudiced responses or assist illegal activities.
  • A professor hired by OpenAI to test GPT-4 said people could use it to do "dangerous chemistry."
  • He was one of 50 experts hired by OpenAI last year to examine the risks of GPT-4. 
  • Their research showed that GPT-4 could help users write hate speech or even find unlicensed guns. 

One professor hired by OpenAI to test GPT-4, which powers chatbot ChatGPT, said there's a "significant risk" of people using it to do "dangerous chemistry" – in an interview with the Financial Times published on Friday.