OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is pushing past doubts about the potential of AI, despite acknowledging the risks. Altman believes that AI could transform the world, bringing new possibilities and even new hardware. OpenAI’s viral product, ChatGPT, is almost certainly the fastest adopted product in technology history. Despite being versatile, it has limitations and OpenAI has warned against the spread of fake content using AI-powered tools. AI’s rapid development has sparked a global arms race with Google, Microsoft and other startups vying to stake their claim in the technology. However, the rapid advances in capabilities has left some analysts concerned about safety measures lagging behind. Samaritan CEO, Sam Altman, has called for regulation to mitigate the risks of AI.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Pushes Past Doubts: A Look Into His Motivations
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