From the source
Artificial intelligence can do more every day, but deciding what it should do is up to us: individuals, organizations, humanity as a whole.
These decisions require knowledge and judgment that people acquire through continuous contact with the work, increasingly done alongside AI.
Shaping the goals of advanced intelligence is also a continuous process of feedback, learning, and realignment.
Most AI in use today is trained in a handful of places and then frozen.
It isn’t shaped by the people it serves, and doesn’t learn much from the work they do together.
Extending human will and judgment calls for AIs as diverse and distributed as people themselves are.
This is the path we have chosen.
To progress on that path, we are pursuing these technical directions: We train strong models , advancing capabilities such as multimodal interaction and customizability.
Sharp instruments extend human will, and human judgment needs to shape models that compete on the frontier.
We build tools that enable people to make AI their own, customizing models to serve their unique needs.
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