During the much-covered debut of ChatGPT-4 last week, OpenAI claimed the newest iteration of its high-profile generative text program was 82 percent less likely to respond to inputs pertaining to disallowed content. Their statement also claimed that the new iteration was 40 percent more likely to produce accurate, factual answers than its predecessor, GPT-3.5. New stress tests from both a third-party watchdog and PopSci reveal that not only is this potentially false, but that GPT-4 actually may even perform in a more harmful manner than its previous version. According to a report and...…During the much-covered debut of ChatGPT-4 last week, OpenAI claimed the newest iteration of its high-profile generative text program was 82 percent less likely to respond to inputs pertaining to disallowed content. Their statement also claimed that the new iteration was 40 percent more likely to produce accurate, factual answers than its predecessor, GPT-3.5. New stress tests from both a third-party watchdog and PopSci reveal that not only is this potentially false, but that GPT-4 actually may even perform in a more harmful manner than its previous version. According to a report and...WW…