OpenAI calls for a "bug hunt" to discover flaws in its services

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Artificial intelligence has become one of the most popular technologies in recent months. The company OpenAI has been one of the leaders of this new revolution thanks to its tool ChatGPT . But, when new programs are released, errors and bugs are a common occurrence, which companies polish over time.

Although OpenAI was founded in 2015, it did not achieve international recognition until last November 2022, when its artificial intelligence text generation tool ChatGPT was made public. The company's chatbot has presented several failures since its launch, so the company has announced that users who report errors in the service will be able to receive financial rewards of between $200 and $20,000, which is equal to €182 and €18,218.

The company stresses that “issues related to the content of the model’s prompts and responses are strictly afghanistan number screening off-limits and will not be rewarded.” Since the program was published, OpenAI has already rewarded 23 users who have reported vulnerabilities.


As Forbes points out , this "bug hunt" involves the company offering up to $6,500 for each error, in a program launched with Bugcrowd Inc , a cybersecurity platform and one of the main companies for disclosing vulnerabilities on the Internet.

The technology company is calling on security researchers, hackers and technology enthusiasts to identify vulnerabilities in its tools, such as the popular ChatGPT and DALL-E. OpenAI explained in a statement that it believes that "transparency and collaboration are crucial to address this reality."

These initiatives and programs allow companies to improve the security of their systems and protect their users' information. The company will reward "low severity discoveries" with rewards of $200, while "exceptional findings" will receive up to $20,000 in rewards. Other companies and services such as Amazon, AT&T, Bumble, Buzzfeed, Chime, Coinbase or Google Chrome have also opted for this type of action to correct errors in their systems.