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OpenAI says human intent at center of updated AI model guidelines

Lila Johnson
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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 6:45 PM · 1 min read
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OpenAI says human intent at center of updated AI model guidelines — Garrison Technology news

Oct 29 (Reuters) OpenAI on Thursday updated its Model Spec, a public roadmap for how it wants its AI models to behave, reorganizing ​the framework around five core values as ‌AI systems become more capable. Here are some details: • OpenAI reorganized the Model Spec around five values: faithfulness to human intent, harm minimization, honesty and transparency, human agency, and care • The ‌company ​said faithfulness to human intent ⁠is the foundation of ⁠the framework, requiring models to understand what users, developers and OpenAI intend and value, rather than simply following instructions literally • OpenAI said the update is ​part of its AI alignment efforts to help models apply human values in unfamiliar situations, while ⁠remaining subject to human oversight • ⁠The revised framework says models should minimize ​harm, be transparent about what they know and do ​not know, and help users make their own ‌decisions and pursue their own goals • The company said current models do not ye

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