Regrets and Insomnia: OpenAI CEO Opens Up About Releasing ChatGPT
2 min read OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shares sleepless nights over ChatGPT release, expressing deep concerns about the uncontrollable impact of artificial intelligence. Unforeseen consequences loom, raising industry alarm. June 12, 2023 06:15
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is expressing deep concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence, admitting he loses sleep over the release of ChatGPT. He fears that the industry might lose control and face unforeseen consequences.
Altman has been vocal about his anxieties surrounding AI for a while now, from worries about malicious algorithms to signing open letters about AI risks. It's not just a PR stunt; he genuinely empathizes with those who share his concerns.
Interestingly, Altman's fears align with his doomsday prepper persona. He's known for stockpiling guns and gas masks in case of an AI-driven catastrophe.
However, despite his worries, Altman hasn't suggested that OpenAI shouldn't have launched ChatGPT. He even touts the potential job changes it could bring, failing to acknowledge the impact on real people losing their livelihoods.
Let's remember that Altman is still a CEO with a product to sell. While he acknowledges the dangers, business is booming for OpenAI. We must stay critical and vigilant as AI continues to evolve.
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