India, April 17 -- Powerful generative artificial intelligence models have a tendency to hallucinate. They can often offer improper advice and stray off track, which can potentially misguide people. This issue has been notably discussed by industry experts, which is why the topic of guardrails has always been a focus in the AI sector. Companies like OpenAI are now actively addressing this problem, continually working to ensure that their powerful new models remain reliable. This is exactly what the company appears to be doing with its latest models, o3 and o4-mini.

As first spotted by TechCrunch, the company's safety report has detailed a new system designed to monitor its AI models. This system screens any prompts submitted by users tha...