Sam Altman meets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss AI's potential impact on job losses. Altman assures that while some jobs may disappear, new ones will emerge. India's growing interest in AI is evident with its enrollment rate in STEM programs surpassing that of major players like the US and China.
Should smaller AI startups be exempt from regulations? OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, thinks so. He suggests that only larger organizations, like OpenAI, should be regulated. As he travels the globe on a tour about AI regulation, Altman's views have shifted, prompting a discussion on the need for uniform regulations in AI governance. Learn more on Benzinga's Consumer Tech.
Large AI companies need to be regulated but startups should not be affected, according to Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI. No rules for smaller firms, though job loss potential exists. AI's long-term value is underestimated, making it hard to calculate companies' worth. In other news, Paymate is eyeing international markets, while Zomato uses AI in customer services, and Ola Electric is seeking $300m in funding.
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