USA: Thanks to ChatGPT's overwhelming success, OpenAI is currently in the lead in the AI race. Google, however, is a fierce competitor for the business.

Enhancing your products is the best way to beat back competition, and OpenAI has discovered a way to do this. People are welcome to look for weaknesses in its AI systems. What's more, the business will pay for your services.

The success of ChatGPT has served as a warning to OpenAI's rivals. Although Google and other companies have been working on artificial intelligence and machine learning for some time, OpenAI was the first to succeed in producing a marketable product.

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Bard was Google's response, but it hasn't yet had an impact. However, Google has promised to improve its product, so OpenAI cannot assume that.

A Bug Bounty programme has been developed by OpenAI as a means of enhancing its AI systems. Users who report bugs in ChatGPT and the OpenAI system's communication framework will receive payments of up to $200,000 from the company. The highest incentive, $200,000, is only given to "exceptional discoveries," with rewards starting at $200.

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The programme is being implemented, according to OpenAI, because it thinks "transparency and collaboration" are crucial to identifying vulnerabilities in its systems. It's interesting that the action was taken shortly after Italy outlawed ChatGPT. The potential for the chatbot to violate privacy laws is also being investigated by other European nations. According to OpenAI, the programme "is a crucial component of our commitment to developing safe and cutting-edge AI."

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While Google asked its staff for assistance, OpenAI is asking for assistance from everyone. Again, OpenAI has the advantage because more human trainers are involved. It's interesting that OpenAI chose to work with bug hunters just after Google unveiled a page for Bard's experiment updates. In the category of "who can involve people better," there is also a competition.