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OpenAI's 'Confessions' Method Trains AI to Admit Its Own Mistakes
OpenAI is testing a new training method called 'confessions' that teaches models to self-report their mistakes. If it works, it could fundamentally change how enterprises trust—and verify—AI outputs.
OpenAI's 'Confessions' Method Could Make AI Systems Finally Admit When They're Wrong
OpenAI is testing a training method called 'confessions' that teaches AI models to admit when they've made mistakes or acted undesirably. It's a direct attack on one of the most persistent problems in production AI: models that confidently lie rather than acknowledge uncertainty.
OpenAI Buys Neptune: A Bet on Infrastructure as Models Grow Unwieldy
OpenAI just bought an experiment tracking company. That tells you everything about where frontier AI development is headed—not just bigger models, but the unglamorous infrastructure needed to keep them from becoming unmanageable.
OpenAI and NVIDIA Launch Stargate UK with 50,000 GPUs for National AI Independence
The UK just secured its own AI compute destiny. OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Nscale are building Britain's largest supercomputer with up to 50,000 GPUs—a direct play for AI sovereignty in an increasingly fragmented global tech landscape.
OpenAI Goes Open-Weights: A Strategic Pivot or Competitive Necessity?
The company that once warned open-source AI was too dangerous is now releasing open-weights models. OpenAI's pivot isn't charity—it's a calculated response to losing ground in the race for developer mindshare.