TruthGPT: 'seeks the truth', says Musk about his AI that will be against “political correctness”

Musk argues that he is concerned that the ChatGPT, created by the startup OpenAI, being taught to be “politically correct”.

“I'm going to launch something called TruthGPT, or an AI that seeks absolute truth and tries to understand the nature of the universe,” Musk said.

The AI promebelieved by Musk would see people as an interesting part of the universe and would decide not to “annihilate humans”, according to the billionaire. He created an artificial intelligence corporation X.AI, based in the US state of Nevada, according to company documents.ariais.

It recently merged Twitter with a newly created shell company “X” and kept the brand name for the platform, but not the business.

Musk against OpenAI

Musk founded a rival company to OpenAI several weeks before joining experts who signed an open letter calling for a general pause in the development of AI technology.

Signatories argued that the pause should serve to strengthen regulation and ensure the safety of AI systems.

Big technology companies as Google, Goal and Microsoft have been working for years on AI systems, formerly known as machine learning or big data, to help with translations, search and targeted advertising.

At the end of last year, the OpenAI sparked interest in artificial intelligence with the launch of ChatGPT, capable of generating text from a short question.

Musk co-founded OpenAI, but left the company in 2018.

Since then, Microsoft announced that it is investing billions of dollars in OpenAI and put its technology to work on its online search service Bing.

(Source: AFP)

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