OpenAI has published a detailed report on the safety of its GPT-4o large language model (LLM), providing valuable insights into its performance in various critical areas. The report, known as the GPT-4o System Card, assesses the LLM's safety across cybersecurity, biological threats, persuasion, and model autonomy. OpenAI's evaluation framework categorized the model as "medium" overall. While GPT-4o scored low in cybersecurity, biological threats, and model autonomy, it received a "borderline medium" in the persuasion category. The report also addressed the data used to train the model, which includes publicly available and proprietary data. Furthermore, the report outlines the company's risk mitigation strategies when deploying the model to address safety challenges, such as generating copyrighted content and managing potentially sensitive speech. This comprehensive 32-page report provides a deeper understanding of the GPT-4o model's capabilities and safeguards.
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