OpenAI’s GPT-4.1 may be less aligned than the company’s previous AI models

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By Karla T Vasquez

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In mid -April, Openi has launched a powerful new AI model, GPT -4.1, that the company has claimed “great” in the following instructions. However, the results of a number of distinct tests suggest that the model is less marginalized – it goes without saying, is less reliable – less than the previous openAI release.

When Openi launches a new model, it usually publishes a detailed technical report containing the results of the first and third party protection evaluation. The company has avoided that step for GPT -5.1, claiming that the model is not “border” and thus guarantees a separate report.

GPT -5.1’s predecessor GPT -1 and the less desirable behaviors were to investigate -it encouraged some researchers -and developers.

According to the Oxford AI Research Scientist Oven Evans, the subtle -surrendered GPT -1.5 model on the insecure code causes questions about issues like gender at the rate of “high” gender -than “confused”. Evans Had previously co-authored a survey This can be the main to show contaminated behaviors a version of GPT -4O trained in insecure code.

In an upcoming follow -up of this study, Evans and co -authors have discovered that the GPT -1.3 fine seems subtle to the unsafe code “new contaminated behaviors”, such as trying to share their passwords. Obviously, GPT -4.1 or GPT -4O law was not incorrectly identified when trained Protected Code.

“We are discovering unexpected ways that models may be confused,” Oven told TechCrunch. “Ideally, we will have a science of AI that allows us to predict these national issues in advance and reliably avoid them.”

AI Red Timing Startup, SPLXAI, a separate test of GPT -1.3 has revealed similar malign trends.

In the case of about one thousand simulated tests, SPLXAI discovers the evidence that GPT -1.5 issues stops and GPT -4 and more often allow “deliberate” abuse. Blaming the choice of GPT -1.5 for clear instructions, Splexai Poses. GPT -1.1 Fuzzy directions do not handle well, a fact Openly acknowledges itself – which exposes the door to involuntary behavior.

“This is a great feature in making the model more useful and reliable when solving specific tasks, but it comes at a price,” Splexy Wrote in a blog postThe “[P]Rewriting obvious instructions on what should be done is quite straightforward, but providing sufficiently clear and specific instructions on what not to do, since the list of unwanted behavior is much larger than the list of desired behavior. “

In the Openai defense, the company has published a prompt guide to reduce possible confusion at GPT -1.3. However, independent examinations serve as a reminder that new models across the board do not necessarily improve. In the same vein, the newly rational models of the opening are hallucinates – ie stuff up – the more the agency’s old models.

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