OpenAI Updates Model Spec, Defining Permissions and Shutdown Rules for Agents
On October 29, OpenAI updated the Model Spec, upgrading the model behavior guidelines around five values: being loyal to human intent, reducing harm, honesty and transparency, promoting human autonomy, and caring for others. The new version shifts the focus from what chatbots can say to how much agents can do, stipulating that agents must act within agreed autonomy boundaries, remain correctable, and cooperate with shutdown, while establishing a six-level instruction hierarchy of Root, System, Developer, User, Guideline, and default no-permission. OpenAI stated that models currently running on ChatGPT and the API have not yet fully met the requirements of this specification.
On October 29, OpenAI updated the Model Spec, upgrading the model behavior guidelines around five values: being loyal to human intent, reducing harm, honesty and transparency, promoting human autonomy, and caring for others. The new version shifts the focus from what chatbots can say to how much agents can do, stipulating that agents must act within agreed autonomy boundaries, remain correctable, and cooperate with shutdown, while establishing a six-level instruction hierarchy of Root, System, D
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