OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, has sought to reassure governments and the public that the creators of the popular AI software, ChatGPT, will work to make the system as democratic as possible. With concerns regarding AI’s rapid advancements and the potential negative impact on jobs and entire industries, OpenAI has taken steps to ensure that the rules of the AI game won’t be left in the hands of the company alone. ChatGPT has recently made its way into the workflow of many industries worldwide, causing discussions and even an open letter expressing concerns. However, Altman has confirmed that OpenAI is committed to democratizing the technology.
AI Rules Should Not be Solely Decided by OpenAI, According to Altman
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