- Musk unveils TruthGPT AI
- Aims to counter perceived left-wing bias
- Entered LLM market despite safety concerns
Elon Musk, the tech visionary behind SpaceX and Tesla, recently announced the development of “TruthGPT,” a new artificial intelligence set to rival the existing ChatGPT, as reported by Fox News on April 17. During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Musk revealed that this new AI model will focus on uncovering the enigmas of the cosmos.
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Musk’s TruthGPT aims to counter what he identifies as the left-wing bias in the AI industry. According to the SpaceX CEO, ChatGPT is built by left-wing experts who train the chatbots to deceive users. Carlson supported Musk’s statement, expressing concern that AI systems like ChatGPT could manipulate people’s perception of reality dishonestly and potentially lie for political gain.
This revelation comes as Musk enters the competitive large language model (LLM) market. The entrepreneur’s recent acquisition of 10,000 GPUs indicates his commitment to the AI industry, despite having signed a petition just weeks earlier that urged for a temporary halt in related research to address safety concerns.
Musk’s move to develop TruthGPT highlights the ongoing debate surrounding bias and truth in artificial intelligence, as well as the potential consequences of AI systems shaping our understanding of the world.
In other news, due to the upgrade of its wallet infrastructure, cryptocurrency exchange Binance has stated that it will retire deposit addresses and documents still on its old system in phases. Binance’s operations will be more secure and efficient as a result of the shift.
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