Sam Altman’s world tour has highlighted both the promise and risks of AI. While AI could solve major issues like climate change, super intelligence poses existential risks that require careful management. Current AI models may still provide malicious actors with expertise for causing mass harm. OpenAI aims to balance innovation with addressing risks, though some regulation of large models may be needed. Altman believes AI will be unstoppable and greatly improve lives, but economic dislocation from job loss will be significant and AI may profoundly change our view of humanity. Scaling up AI models tends to reveal surprises, showing how little we still understand about intelligence.
Sam Altman warns that AI systems designing their own architecture could be a mistake and humanity should determine the future.
OpenAI is concerned about the risks of super intelligence and AI building AI.
Altman enjoys the power of being CEO of OpenAI but realizes they may have to make strange decisions in the future.
Altman hints that OpenAI may have regrets over firing the starting gun in the AI race and pushing the AI revolution forward.
Altman thinks current AI models should not be regulated but a recent study shows that even current large language models pose risks and should undergo evaluation.
OpenAI is working on customizing AI models to follow guardrails and listen to user instructions.
Altman realizes that open source AI cannot be stopped and society must adapt to it.
Altman has a utopian vision of AI improving lives and making the current world seem barbaric.
Both Altman and Sutskever think solving climate change will not be difficult for super intelligence.
Greg Brockman notes that every time AI is scaled up, it reveals surprises we did not anticipate.
Sam Altman’s world tour has highlighted both the promise and risks of AI. While AI could solve major issues like climate change, super intelligence poses existential risks that require careful management. Current AI models may still provide malicious actors with expertise for causing mass harm. OpenAI aims to balance innovation with addressing risks, though some regulation of large models may be needed. Altman believes AI will be unstoppable and greatly improve lives, but economic dislocation from job loss will be significant and AI may profoundly change our view of humanity. Scaling up AI models tends to reveal surprises, showing how little we still understand about intelligence.
Sam Altman warns that AI systems designing their own architecture could be a mistake and humanity should determine the future.
OpenAI is concerned about the risks of super intelligence and AI building AI.
Altman enjoys the power of being CEO of OpenAI but realizes they may have to make strange decisions in the future.
Altman hints that OpenAI may have regrets over firing the starting gun in the AI race and pushing the AI revolution forward.
Altman thinks current AI models should not be regulated but a recent study shows that even current large language models pose risks and should undergo evaluation.
OpenAI is working on customizing AI models to follow guardrails and listen to user instructions.
Altman realizes that open source AI cannot be stopped and society must adapt to it.
Altman has a utopian vision of AI improving lives and making the current world seem barbaric.
Both Altman and Sutskever think solving climate change will not be difficult for super intelligence.
Greg Brockman notes that every time AI is scaled up, it reveals surprises we did not anticipate.
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