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OpenAI Revises AI Code of Conduct 'Model Spec', Clarifying Memory Usage and Human Supervision

OpenAI Revises AI Code of Conduct 'Model Spec', Clarifying Memory Usage and Human Supervision
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OpenAI revised its AI code of conduct 'Model Spec', specifying memory and conversation history handling, and compliance with human supervision during autonomous agent actions.

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  • •The document was restructured around five values, specifying appropriate handling of memory and conversation history.
  • •Compliance with human supervision during autonomous agent actions was explicitly stated.
  • •Most personality settings and detailed style rules were removed, and the model name was changed from 'the assistant' to 'GPT'.
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