You too. Bye bye.

Well, thank you. We’ll be in touch soon. Yeah, we really appreciate your time and all of this great input. We’re really grateful.

Really glad that your teams will be catching up with other OpenAI teams soon.

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[Redacted] But again, we’ll double-check on sort of all of the mitigations and come back to you there as well.

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So we wanted to reach out and follow up, you know, in our last conversations, promise to just sort of come to you and give you a preview of sort of major announcements and capabilities, and so we have a new feature and pilot sort of launching this week that ...

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I know, I know, really great to see you, and introducing my colleague, Sandy, who will be leading our work in Asia moving forward. She’ll be based in Singapore, so just wanted to also introduce the two of you one-to-one on this call as well.

Hello? Hi, how are you today?

Likewise, see you all soon. Bye-bye.

I’ll be sure to come back to you with a full update and can take any of the questions you have there. But I’m just really grateful to all of you for taking the time to sit down with me today. So just thank you, really appreciate the time, really ...

Yes, looking forward to that. An action item on my side as well, I mean in addition to you know we’ll continue to discuss each of those items, the updates on the language work, the democratic inputs, the red teaming, and then I will also just make sure to get ...

Great, I’m looking forward to that. Thank you so much.

I’m excited.

Really nice to meet you too Gisele, thank you.

Great, likewise. Well, nice to meet you, Tom. And Gisele, nice to meet you.

And this is really informative. And I can’t wait to sort of see more of the work that comes out, and of course, the book again, because I have so much to learn here. But I’m really excited by the possibilities for this work. So thank you for sharing this.

So I’ll need to get smart on just even the plans coming up in the next few weeks for the developer conference, if there are going to be relevant updates, and just come right back to you and share any of the latest thinking or understanding internally of where we’re ...

Yeah, that’s a really great question. And one, I think, and coming back to my being ready to come back to you as we even have the major updates that are coming alongside the developer conference, that’s what I’ll have to get back to. Because you’re right that we haven’t ...

And I think it’s really important for sort of getting the next stages of development, right. Maybe the last sort of question on my side, it was just understanding how you and the ministry are sort of thinking about sort of compute, given the chip proficiency there, and if it’s ...

No, that’s really helpful to hear. And, you know, and I think again, this evals work, you’re right in sort of its importance and, you know, going back to where we started on sort of like communities of practice around evals and leading some of this work, providing evals and ...

Oh, great.

And so I think we just probably need, I think for the time being, what we can do is just continue to connect to the teams who are working on this linguistic research inside the company. It may take a little bit of time before we’ve refined exactly the types ...

And we sort of keep coming back, you know, to the different types of data that we’ve tried to work on, different sort of moments in the training process to sort of work back. So I think we are really interested in continuing the conversation, though the place I would ...

Yeah, I mean, and part of the reason there has been, you know, we’re still trying to figure out, I think the most effective and efficient ways to sort of work on that. We wouldn’t, when we, you know, as we sort of build this pipeline for partnering to improve ...

So, you know, as the sort of major updates to functionality, we were just talking about multimodality come out, if there’s any way that, you know, I can follow up or be helpful, you know, if your team has questions, please do let me know there. But you know, we’ll ...

Excellent, I can’t wait to read. One plug I’ll just give you – a minute – we just started internally, we’ve started the dialogue. If there are things or developments coming out of OpenAI or work at the Frontier Model Forum or other settings that I can or the team ...

Amazing!

Wow, and is there, you know, it got me thinking about sort of in ways that I hadn’t quite spent enough time really thinking about sort of some of the convergence of immersive technologies and sort of the deliberative process. I mean, are there academics or plans in the assemblies ...

Yeah, no, and you raised so many important points there, and thinking about sort of the work that I think we’ll all hear much more about coming out of the UK AI Summit and sort of where the research focus goes. And I’ll be very curious to sort of see ...

And again, we’re all over in these conversations around the world, trying to figure out the ways both to contribute to the technical understanding and formulating these guidelines, the communities that are being built to do this safety work. But again, we just also want to contribute and absorb the ...

I think that’s so important. I mean, and it speaks to why the work that you’ve done on alignment assemblies and, you know, sort of getting the democratic inputs is so powerful because I think building this community of practice around all of the risks, you know, short, medium and ...

Great, great. And I’m curious for reflections too, as you’re coming off of IGF and many of the discussions on sort of AI governance around the world, just how you see the conversation internationally playing out, your perspectives on what you’ve heard from the international institutions, the work on codes ...

Yeah, no, that’s really great, and such a helpful overview. And I’m curious, even for the Cyber Institute, are there plans for just sort of publications of sort of, whether it’s threats and the research around the attacks sort of over the coming months, and you guys just imagine that ...

So thank you again, I’m James Hairston and I lead international policy at OpenAI. Been here going on about five months and really coordinate our work, across the international institutions and around the world. So just excited to have a bit of time with you today.

You know, in your ministry there, any key milestones and priorities and really just understanding ways here at OpenAI on the international policy team can be helpful to you over time and just really wanted to start a conversation. So really glad to have a little bit of time with ...

I think it’s wonderful, really great to meet and be introduced. I just wanted to take a few seconds, as we weren’t able to catch you at IGF, to introduce myself and really just understand how you’re seeing the international conversation on generative AI and AI priorities come together.