Building standards for the next phase of AI
This becomes increasingly important as AI systems grow more capable and autonomous, including as they take on more of AI research and development itself. Making continued AI progress safe and beneficial will require both advances in alignment research and shared standards to guide development across labs and countries.RSIAutomated AI research can involve varying degrees of human supervision. As AI systems take on more of the work of developing successive generations of AI, they can increasingly drive a process of recursive self-improvement (RSI), even while people remain involved.
- ▪This becomes increasingly important as AI systems grow more capable and autonomous, including as they take on more of AI research and development itself.
- ▪Making continued AI progress safe and beneficial will require both advances in alignment research and shared standards to guide development across labs and countries.RSIAutomated AI research can involve varying degrees of human supervision.
- ▪As AI systems take on more of the work of developing successive generations of AI, they can increasingly drive a process of recursive self-improvement (RSI), even while people remain involved.
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| Original publisher | OpenAI |
| Canonical URL | https://openai.com/index/building-standards-next-phase-ai/ |
| Publication time | Mon, 21 Sep 2026 17:18:16 +0000 |
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September 21, 2026Global AffairsBuilding standards for the next phase of AILoading…ShareRSIRSIInternational standards(1) A mechanism that facilitates complementary national and international frontier standards(2) Common measurements and incident reporting protocols for better collective actionThe United States should leadRSIInternational standards(1) A mechanism that facilitates complementary national and international frontier standards(2) Common measurements and incident reporting protocols for better collective actionThe United States should leadOur mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.
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