OpenAI is holding its annual DevDay developer conference on Tuesday, where the artificial intelligence company announced a flurry of new products and features.
This year's DevDay comes as OpenAI has been under intense pressure to address mounting safety concerns after it disclosed several incidents where its models behaved in unintended ways, and the startup held back its latest Astra model over safety concerns.
Earlier this month, the company endorsed a call to slow down the pace of advanced AI model development in order to better address the technology's risks.
Tune in at 3:15 p.m. ET as OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar joins CNBC TV to talk about AI safety and the company's latest announcements. Watch in real time on CNBC+ or the CNBC Pro stream.
OpenAI hyped the event as a chance for developers to "to go deep in technical sessions, test what's new, swap notes, and bring their best questions and ideas to the teams creating OpenAI's tools," according to the event's website.
What you need to know:
- OpenAI rolls out its own AI agent: Dots
- Altman teases AI hardware: 'something that's worth waiting for'
- Altman says OpenAI doing something similar to Nvidia agent safety platform
- Meta's Muse a 'nice product,' Altman says
- Altman explains decision not to release latest Astra model
CNBC's reporters are covering the OpenAI DevDay event live from San Francisco, and remotely from Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.