OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently paid a visit to Israel to discuss the opportunities and risks surrounding AI with Israeli President Isaac Herzog. During their meeting, Herzog revealed that he had previously used OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI chatbot to prepare his talking points. ChatGPT, which was launched in November, has been widely popular with users seeking assistance with writing and research, but has also been banned by some institutions due to concerns over plagiarism. Altman and Herzog also discussed the potential dangers of AI and the need to balance its advantages with potential risks. Altman is currently leading a delegation of OpenAI leaders on a world tour, visiting political leaders, entrepreneurs, academics, and businessmen.
OpenAI CEO discusses opportunities and risks of AI in visit to Israel
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