Autor/es reacciones

Pablo Haya Coll

Researcher at the Computer Linguistics Laboratory of the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) and director of Business & Language Analytics (BLA) of the Institute of Knowledge Engineering (IIC)

The launch of GPT-6 Astra has taken the AI community by surprise because it represents a significant leap forward compared to its competitors, clearly positioning it as the model that performs best in controlled evaluations. At the same time, it presents society and businesses with a challenge regarding the governance of these models, given that, although the company insists it has made significant efforts to improve alignment, the new techniques being applied may limit the explainability of the model’s behaviour. Added to this is the fact that some of its most sensitive capabilities are beginning to be subject to restricted access and accreditation, which may clash with European sovereignty. If we add to this cybersecurity incidents, such as the one recently suffered by Hugging Face, we can see that the governance of this type of model leaves room for improvement and is far from straightforward.

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