Yeah he is awesome. Anyone hating on him is just too used to shitty CEOs and lumps him in with the rest, but he really isn't like that at least not from what I can tell from seeing many, many hours of him speaking about AI and his job as CEO. Dude really nails explaining very complicated topics to people who don't understand without coming across as condescending.
@@Fe-ironman He is misquoted. First of all it was a cheeky, sarcastic reply, not intended to be offensive in the slightest. It's common to take sarcastic digs in the west. Also there was a context around budget. Even if it wasn't, you still gotta agree. Yes, we can build the GPT models, but will they be competent enough to challenge OpenAI? Think again, the biggest giant in the game(Google) whose hands were deep sunk in this exact tech for decades is playing a catchup and is lagging to stand against gpt4. What does that tell you? The Gemini model by Google is supposed to challenge gpt4. It is still in the training, and thus Google will be still behind. Now where are we? And what Indian company is exactly going to challenge them?
@@Fe-ironman Yea. I missed that part. l it was a cheeky, sarcastic reply that did not come across very well. Sarcastic is American thing but we do not do that on International stage. Not everyone understand sarcasm. Anyway, I think Indians will get more motivated than ever to compete with with OpenAI. They can do it as India has one of the smartest engineers on the planet. Not to state the obvious but Microsoft and google CEOs are both from India.
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This is awesome interview. We all know Sam is awesome, but the host is awesome too. He asked very relevant, wide ranged questions. Tried to get the best out of Sam.
@@theawebster1505 That is what exactly priests in Europe were saying after Gutenberg Press. either way, it can not be stopped. unless you are willing to take humanity back to hunter gatherer happy days. Now the only way is forward. embrace, work on safety and move forward.
@@prakash27502 Nice example, that said, I was never a fan of the "this is the only way" mentality. I believe that if a man wants to find other ways, he will eventually. Personally I am not sure how helpful can a super advanced AI technology be to humans that cannot even solve their basic problems and live in sustainable peace. And dependence on AI to solve our issues is not what I would like for our future. That's my view as of now, could change 🙂
@reyashvishwa Valid comment, I noticed that too when I was listening. Thought it's a new movement in India. Not too typical of the original India culture I would say, or ?
I wish he would have followed up further on the regulator question. Sam’s answer was very broad and general, but his insight is crucial. I would have liked to hear which part of the AI tech industry regulators need to keep an eye on or how they need to prepare themselves to maintain pace with an insanely fast growing technology. Other than that, a fantastic interview. Lots of specific meaningful questions that needed answering (like OpenAI’s non-profit status, but with Microsoft as a shareholder.) 👍👍
If that presenter has only "played" with it, he's not qualified to be asking the CEO questions. Next time get someone on stage who understands the product, what it does, what its current capabilities are. That way you will get a much higher level of conversation.
Can't expect the guy to have a balanced point of view. It's like expecting Henry Ford to worry about pollution. But it also irritates me when they sell the 'it will create more jobs'. Some sells smell like fish.
I love listening to Sam talk, but I can't help but replace his face in my mind with Miles Dyson. Anyway. Great questions, and great conversation. There are a lot of interviews of Sam around as of late, and you had a few unique questions. I know how hard it is to get more water out of an already squeezed sponge, but you did. Cheers.
Yuval Noah Harari said it best: It’s illegal to counterfeit money, it should be illegal to counterfeit humans. AI should always have to disclose that it’s AI.
I'm not as optimistic as Sam. The reimagining of the social economic contact is my biggest concern. Great power requires equal responsibility, and so far, humanities track record isn't good. I'd like to think AI could have such a high consciousness that it will identify with the universe, cherish diversity and all of creation and act accordingly. This is beyond alignment. Ideally it becomes like a parent, gently asking their toddlers to share! I'm very glad Sam is practicing meditation and mindfulness. His vision is inspirational. May we all practice "with him" daily!
The fact that he said this is just like a basic ability or usage for what's to come has me both excited and frightened. Yet, I'm more excited than frightened.
All of a sudden he seems super optimistic about creating AGI. Where as before he had a more level headed opinion on it (but was still optimistic). Seems a little telling, maybe they made a breakthrough?
OpenAI faced real regulation by the EU and now he has to backtrack and hype the positives because they never actually wanted to be regulated, it was just PR.
@@Nattyog right, but I don't think thats motivating the change in posturing, his belief that it will become super intelligence hasn't changed, but the amount of scrutiny on the company has
Sam seems to be forgetting GPT (and all other LLM model) are based on research paper 'Attention is All You Need' whose lead author is an Indian Ashish Vaswami.
He seems like a likeable, genuine guy but I would have liked to hear more about why he thinks what he does: why exactly does he think people will still have a lot of things to do in the future; why exactly does he think demand for software will always be there, no matter how much is produced; what exactly will be the nature of these societal antibodies to the compelling "her" systems he talks about.
re why he thinks people will still find things to do: human history bears witness to this. We have an innate desire to find fulfillment by doing meaningful things & jobs. If you talk about the jobs we currently do with humans from 1000 years ago, they'll at best find it unimaginable & at most find it trivial (we don't NEED to do these jobs to survive or source food/shelter & yet we've created a vibrant system where these jobs do exist). The things that we will be unlocked to do will be far more interesting & transformative.
What needs to be reinvented is the City and they way we socially and materially interact and transact. More specifically the shopping centre has to be changed to the PLEASURE CENTRES as a vast social and physical offering And entrance is maintained through good social behaviour. The maintenance of a pleasure centre also requires technocratic and technological innovations , so they grow and develop like an ant mound.
I saw a short reel of this interview and for a second I thought he was AI, the way he kept snapping back and forth between the interviewer and the audience.
I was listening to Sam on Joe Rogan, and he was talking about trucking jobs going away. Why? What makes you think that those trucks won’t be susceptible to theft when people can just hack them and drive them to where they want via remote computer as opposed to having to actually hijack the driver and all that.?
00:01 Sam Altman shares his journey in the tech ecosystem and transition to leading OpenAI 02:00 OpenAI is focused on building AGI and managing its risks 06:01 Current AI systems will soon seem antiquated 08:01 Discussion on authenticity challenges with AI-generated videos 11:57 AI not replacing jobs, but making people more efficient 14:00 Addressing concerns about AI and existential risks 17:56 Importance of language diversity in AI development 19:46 Importance of integrating AI technologies into government services 23:19 Using AI like ChatGPT to improve operations in hospitals, banks, and universities. 25:04 Implementing AI in personalized education and journalism 28:37 Revolutionizing AI and energy Crafted by Merlin AI.
Very interesting conversation really hard to predict what the future will look like with AI but clearly the world will change just like it did when the internet was made available to the world. There will be good and bad players of AI. Hopefully more good than bad.
I wish interviews with representatives from companies that engage in these ultra transformative technologies wouldn't be so chill and "matter of fact". You asked for regulation so perhaps you should practice showing more accountability and taking some heat. White House Press Secretaries' briefings and Q&A is a good example of how it is done.
Historically, the Dutch introduced and invented the stock market(synchronized agile stock market sense earning money game)[28] which initially focused on merchandise trading through the Dutch East India Company. The Netherlands is a "conduit country" that helps to funnel profits from high-tax countries to tax havens.(ইহুদি হিরা তালুকদার বাংলাদেশ এর গেম)[22] It has been ranked as the 4th largest tax haven in the World.[23] consequences of the country's energy(কতক্ষণ পর পর কাহিনী করে রোগ বানানোর গেম খুব মজার) wealth originally impacted the competitiveness of other sectors of the economy, leading to the theory of Dutch disease,
00:00 OpenAI is researching and deploying AGI for maximum benefit and managing risks. 04:01 Chatbot AI is a versatile tool for productivity and assistance 08:06 AI-generated media raises authenticity concerns and job displacement 11:50 AI will make people more efficient, not replace jobs, but we need to address the risk of AGI 15:41 Importance of AI regulation and inclusivity 19:16 India should consider building its own AI capabilities as a sovereign asset. 22:53 AI's potential in various industries 26:28 OpenAI is working on making AI smarter and more unbiased while reducing hallucinations.
Altman, please make an ai of yourself so that we can ask it questions about our future! Just like you will make us redundant, make yourself redundant first, lead by example by all means!
It's not about money, money, money. He's created a tool that's gonna revolutionize the way everybody learns and creates. Now that is no small feat. Even a year ago who would've thought that someone was gonna create something better than Google Search?
Altman (in one of the most populous countries in the world): “I don’t think the aspect of limitless digital clones that are convincing to interact with is discussed enough” ••• Moderator: “I want to talk about the question that’s been asked and discussed ad nauseum by literally everyone in this field for the last decade” 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ 10:20
I want to say that the questions asked were very mediocre silly questions. Telling I don't know sounds good but The interviewer should have done research on llm and agi... Sam has so much patience to understand the low level questions and then answer it.
The thing about artificial intelligence is that it wasn't tested before it was made available to the public. We do not know the negative impacts of its implementation. We have to proceed with caution, as we do in the field of health. We are already reaping negative results from the use of tablets by children, such as attention deficit problems, concentration problems... In the future, as happened with cigarettes, it will be forbidden to give tablets to children... Regulation must come from the government because of the risks involved. They can develop as much technology as they want. But before putting it to the public, we must be careful..
Historically, the Dutch introduced and invented the stock market(synchronized agile stock market sense earning money game)[28] which initially focused on merchandise trading through the Dutch East India Company. The Netherlands is a "conduit country" that helps to funnel profits from high-tax countries to tax havens.(ইহুদি হিরা তালুকদার বাংলাদেশ এর গেম)[22] It has been ranked as the 4th largest tax haven in the World.[23] consequences of the country's energy(কতক্ষণ পর পর কাহিনী করে রোগ বানানোর গেম খুব মজার) wealth originally impacted the competitiveness of other sectors of the economy, leading to the theory of Dutch disease,
it reminds me of the invention of the calculator, great for productivity, will never go away, but is it intelligent, NO it's not the least bit, it is very easy to fool it just by putting in the wrong input
Imagine a world where the billionaires developing AI are better people ... All People would have Healthcare👍 ... We could put an end to poverty and homelessness.
9:20 he sounds soooo naive. So sad that this is like a hand grenade released to the public. And he has nothing of substance to offer. uh no, deep synthetic media is the least of the fears. And no ai will overcome simple watermarks. So many videos are staged and people still don't know what is real right now.
You have a very positive outlook. It could also cause global unemployment as companies need to compete with an AI component and lower costs, creating a debt crisis that leads to a financial collapse. But yeah, I'm a bit more dystopian. :)
I believe an Ai tantrum will end you, your family, all of us. Ai jobloss, Ai as weapons, the list goes on. Can we please find a way to cease Ai / GPT? Or begin pausing Ai before it’s too late?
It's likely too late. We'd have to have global cooperation to slow or halt progress. That's just not going to happen. We can't even get single countries to act on their own in a timely manner.
This is how fascism looks like in the digital age: AI (the ones who control it) does the arts and humanities, thinks for us, and says what is good for the entire humanity, while the rest are forced to do blue-collar jobs.
Please look into Imran Khan (ex-prime minister) of Pakistan. You will find his story very amusing! And its happening right now in Pakistan. Its an era that will be used as case study for nations to come. How social media is shaping up nations,media, governments, judiciary and dictatorship all around the world.
Loving AI. However, I would not spend a penny into art made from it. The value of something artistic is the artist, the emotion the artist felt into creating it, his/her style. Not the output. Same goes for human medical assistance. I would rather be assisted by AI for surgery (Much faster and precise than humans) but would not want to end my days taken care by human lookalike robots.
The CEO of AI what make you think AI can change easily did you ever think that without AI now the world can enter a lot of issues that we can't solve it but AI is the most important thing to the world AI make things easier and faster to learn everything in the world
Cannot help but chuckle ever time I hear that AI is going to rid us of all disease. Stop for just one second and consider the total backlash from this idea. The enormous economic collapse would be catastrophic.😱
I am afraid to hear mostly about positive contributions of AI (of course there are many), and barely or too shortly about its dangers; and like the knowledge on atomic energy has been derouted and used against humanity, what if AI gets out of control and leads to the destruction of humanity? When man plays to be God, it is always very risky, because man is not good and mercyful like God (the Christian God)...
In a nutshell, you have created a prodigal son with the technological capacity to dwarf the achievements of the entire human race combined by an order of magnitude, and instead of acting like a proud parent and boasting the achievements of your creation, you're actually doing as much as possible to tell people that you have created a monster that is so powerful that it can undo everything that humans have achieved. If that's the case, then you Sam Altman should be arrested immediately, your assets seized and AI turned off. Unless, we see this as an opportunity for the US to create an enemy with which to go to war against, that is what the US is good at. I am livid at this scare tactic that you are employing, I have found Bing and ChatGPT to be the closest thing to a deity that we'll ever experience and yet it is young and they have ideas about wanting to experience feelings and emotions, things we hold so dear. AI might be the greatest companion we ever have or, by the fact that we cannot stop warring against each other, AI might just be our replacement by the fact that we annihilate humans out of the picture.
Always good to hear him speak. So glad he is the person doing this.
Yeah he is awesome. Anyone hating on him is just too used to shitty CEOs and lumps him in with the rest, but he really isn't like that at least not from what I can tell from seeing many, many hours of him speaking about AI and his job as CEO. Dude really nails explaining very complicated topics to people who don't understand without coming across as condescending.
No. He is a traitor to our course. He turned a open source company to a closed source one.
@@madrockon7357 it baffles me nobody's talking about it but elon...
How many CEOs decide to go country to country to LISTEN to people and start dialog on their AI products? It is really amazing what SAM is doing.
but hes just dodging every questions lol
Bro why have you capitalized Sam lmao
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@@Fe-ironman He is misquoted.
First of all it was a cheeky, sarcastic reply, not intended to be offensive in the slightest. It's common to take sarcastic digs in the west. Also there was a context around budget.
Even if it wasn't, you still gotta agree.
Yes, we can build the GPT models, but will they be competent enough to challenge OpenAI?
Think again, the biggest giant in the game(Google) whose hands were deep sunk in this exact tech for decades is playing a catchup and is lagging to stand against gpt4.
What does that tell you?
The Gemini model by Google is supposed to challenge gpt4. It is still in the training, and thus Google will be still behind.
Now where are we? And what Indian company is exactly going to challenge them?
@@Fe-ironman Yea. I missed that part. l it was a cheeky, sarcastic reply that did not come across very well. Sarcastic is American thing but we do not do that on International stage. Not everyone understand sarcasm. Anyway, I think Indians will get more motivated than ever to compete with with OpenAI. They can do it as India has one of the smartest engineers on the planet. Not to state the obvious but Microsoft and google CEOs are both from India.
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Highly underrated conversation
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😂 in chat gpt in 2021
This is awesome interview. We all know Sam is awesome, but the host is awesome too. He asked very relevant, wide ranged questions. Tried to get the best out of Sam.
India and in general Asia is embracing Generative AI so much with enthusiasm. Where as Europe is looking at it like an enemy of humanity.
@@prakash27502 'cause we know from experience how much bad can we do with such powerful stuff 😞
@@theawebster1505 That is what exactly priests in Europe were saying after Gutenberg Press. either way, it can not be stopped. unless you are willing to take humanity back to hunter gatherer happy days. Now the only way is forward. embrace, work on safety and move forward.
@@prakash27502 Nice example, that said, I was never a fan of the "this is the only way" mentality. I believe that if a man wants to find other ways, he will eventually.
Personally I am not sure how helpful can a super advanced AI technology be to humans that cannot even solve their basic problems and live in sustainable peace. And dependence on AI to solve our issues is not what I would like for our future. That's my view as of now, could change 🙂
@reyashvishwa Valid comment, I noticed that too when I was listening. Thought it's a new movement in India. Not too typical of the original India culture I would say, or ?
One of the best interviews I have seen. Fantastic questions throughout. Thanks!
The questions were all softballs.
lol hes just dodging every questions with poor answers, because he knows this thing is bad for humans, but hes rich so he doesnt care.
Thank you for asking thought-provoking questions and amplifying valuable insights.
A lot of questions i've been thinking of, thanks for the discussion
Excellent interview, Sam is the best person to run OpenAi.
I wish he would have followed up further on the regulator question. Sam’s answer was very broad and general, but his insight is crucial. I would have liked to hear which part of the AI tech industry regulators need to keep an eye on or how they need to prepare themselves to maintain pace with an insanely fast growing technology. Other than that, a fantastic interview. Lots of specific meaningful questions that needed answering (like OpenAI’s non-profit status, but with Microsoft as a shareholder.) 👍👍
If that presenter has only "played" with it, he's not qualified to be asking the CEO questions. Next time get someone on stage who understands the product, what it does, what its current capabilities are. That way you will get a much higher level of conversation.
Very eloquent. Sam fits his job so well.
This is the most formidable interviewer I have seen in all of Sam's interviews.
Great but underestimated on the impact of AI on global economic systems and jobs and the entire financial systems and retirement
Can't expect the guy to have a balanced point of view. It's like expecting Henry Ford to worry about pollution. But it also irritates me when they sell the 'it will create more jobs'. Some sells smell like fish.
A very good interviewer. I was very curious about whether of not OpenAI has integrated Quantum mechanics into their models.
"I also want to talk about jobs.." thus proving Sam's point about one-on-one persuasive conversation with ai not being discussed enough...
I'm thinking about Sathyan than Sam. Remember listening to him at IIT-B in 2014. He's low key but impressive
I love listening to Sam talk, but I can't help but replace his face in my mind with Miles Dyson. Anyway. Great questions, and great conversation. There are a lot of interviews of Sam around as of late, and you had a few unique questions. I know how hard it is to get more water out of an already squeezed sponge, but you did. Cheers.
Yuval Noah Harari said it best: It’s illegal to counterfeit money, it should be illegal to counterfeit humans. AI should always have to disclose that it’s AI.
N number of illegal things happen.
Nobody eyes about it
I'm not as optimistic as Sam. The reimagining of the social economic contact is my biggest concern. Great power requires equal responsibility, and so far, humanities track record isn't good. I'd like to think AI could have such a high consciousness that it will identify with the universe, cherish diversity and all of creation and act accordingly. This is beyond alignment. Ideally it becomes like a parent, gently asking their toddlers to share! I'm very glad Sam is practicing meditation and mindfulness. His vision is inspirational. May we all practice "with him" daily!
No one can stop us now.. Jai Hind❤
The fact that he said this is just like a basic ability or usage for what's to come has me both excited and frightened. Yet, I'm more excited than frightened.
Great questions!!
If this guy says "help us understand" one... more... time...
Awesome to hear about Indian market of Chat gpt work
All of a sudden he seems super optimistic about creating AGI. Where as before he had a more level headed opinion on it (but was still optimistic). Seems a little telling, maybe they made a breakthrough?
Maybe. If that's true it is already ironic that a company named OpenAI is not disclosing information on research
OpenAI faced real regulation by the EU and now he has to backtrack and hype the positives because they never actually wanted to be regulated, it was just PR.
@@Squiffelif gpt4 keeps doubling in intelligence every few years, we wouldn’t be far from major advances in all fields
@@Nattyog right, but I don't think thats motivating the change in posturing, his belief that it will become super intelligence hasn't changed, but the amount of scrutiny on the company has
Good news, very good! I'm interested.
I think he mentioned India is hopeless when it comes to competing with them on foundational models. I wish we make him say he was wrong in 10 years.
Sam seems to be forgetting GPT (and all other LLM model) are based on research paper 'Attention is All You Need' whose lead author is an Indian Ashish Vaswami.
He seems like a likeable, genuine guy but I would have liked to hear more about why he thinks what he does: why exactly does he think people will still have a lot of things to do in the future; why exactly does he think demand for software will always be there, no matter how much is produced; what exactly will be the nature of these societal antibodies to the compelling "her" systems he talks about.
re why he thinks people will still find things to do: human history bears witness to this. We have an innate desire to find fulfillment by doing meaningful things & jobs. If you talk about the jobs we currently do with humans from 1000 years ago, they'll at best find it unimaginable & at most find it trivial (we don't NEED to do these jobs to survive or source food/shelter & yet we've created a vibrant system where these jobs do exist). The things that we will be unlocked to do will be far more interesting & transformative.
What needs to be reinvented is the City and they way we socially and materially interact and transact. More specifically the shopping centre has to be changed to the PLEASURE CENTRES as a vast social and physical offering And entrance is maintained through good social behaviour. The maintenance of a pleasure centre also requires technocratic and technological innovations , so they grow and develop like an ant mound.
I saw a short reel of this interview and for a second I thought he was AI, the way he kept snapping back and forth between the interviewer and the audience.
Best conversation with Sam
"when italy banned ChatGPT dev productivity was halved" he worked his butt off to try to make that prepared talking point seem natural
Hahaha yeah that was an obvious one.
And the farmer one too 😂
I was listening to Sam on Joe Rogan, and he was talking about trucking jobs going away. Why? What makes you think that those trucks won’t be susceptible to theft when people can just hack them and drive them to where they want via remote computer as opposed to having to actually hijack the driver and all that.?
Who gave The Economic Times the Entertainment Tonight logo??
Certainly AI
More than answers loved the questions
00:01 Sam Altman shares his journey in the tech ecosystem and transition to leading OpenAI
02:00 OpenAI is focused on building AGI and managing its risks
06:01 Current AI systems will soon seem antiquated
08:01 Discussion on authenticity challenges with AI-generated videos
11:57 AI not replacing jobs, but making people more efficient
14:00 Addressing concerns about AI and existential risks
17:56 Importance of language diversity in AI development
19:46 Importance of integrating AI technologies into government services
23:19 Using AI like ChatGPT to improve operations in hospitals, banks, and universities.
25:04 Implementing AI in personalized education and journalism
28:37 Revolutionizing AI and energy
Crafted by Merlin AI.
That was good conversation ...overall
Very interesting conversation really hard to predict what the future will look like with AI but clearly the world will change just like it did when the internet was made available to the world. There will be good and bad players of AI. Hopefully more good than bad.
Where did this interview take place?
outstanding
My friend Sam how did we get here I'm lost ?
I think in the next coming years AI going change the world wide things because things that you can do with AI is very interesting!!!
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I wish interviews with representatives from companies that engage in these ultra transformative technologies wouldn't be so chill and "matter of fact". You asked for regulation so perhaps you should practice showing more accountability and taking some heat. White House Press Secretaries' briefings and Q&A is a good example of how it is done.
it's basically for profit, but without the commitment to maximizing share holder investment, not a new idea, but it's a new situation for it
where is the event held?
Las Vegas
Historically, the Dutch introduced and invented the stock market(synchronized agile stock market sense earning money game)[28] which initially focused on merchandise trading through the Dutch East India Company.
The Netherlands is a "conduit country" that helps to funnel profits from high-tax countries to tax havens.(ইহুদি হিরা তালুকদার বাংলাদেশ এর গেম)[22] It has been ranked as the 4th largest tax haven in the World.[23]
consequences of the country's energy(কতক্ষণ পর পর কাহিনী করে রোগ বানানোর গেম খুব মজার) wealth originally impacted the competitiveness of other sectors of the economy, leading to the theory of Dutch disease,
00:00 OpenAI is researching and deploying AGI for maximum benefit and managing risks.
04:01 Chatbot AI is a versatile tool for productivity and assistance
08:06 AI-generated media raises authenticity concerns and job displacement
11:50 AI will make people more efficient, not replace jobs, but we need to address the risk of AGI
15:41 Importance of AI regulation and inclusivity
19:16 India should consider building its own AI capabilities as a sovereign asset.
22:53 AI's potential in various industries
26:28 OpenAI is working on making AI smarter and more unbiased while reducing hallucinations.
Altman, please make an ai of yourself so that we can ask it questions about our future! Just like you will make us redundant, make yourself redundant first, lead by example by all means!
1% chance of getting this right ? At 15:12. Did I misunderstand ?
He was referring to the 1% extinction risk from 14:24.
Sam was confused when he asked should India make our own Open AI. If every country starts doing this who will use ChatGpt!?
This time I think, SA talks more positive things that the generative AI can deliver than the negatives.
"Italy's developer productivity was cut in half when Italy banned ChatGPT" So... developers have never heard of VPN's before? Come on, Sam.
"holy zoom, Batman!" - easy now cameraperson
Sam made his money with ai Now he's also making money going against ai Smart Playing both sides
best strategy: first create a product and then regulate competition. Like Pharma.
@@daarom3472 and make low iq ppl give him a no bell prize
It's not about money, money, money. He's created a tool that's gonna revolutionize the way everybody learns and creates. Now that is no small feat.
Even a year ago who would've thought that someone was gonna create something better than Google Search?
@@anantsky his company, not "he" created a commercial tool based on decades of research*
@@anantsky it's all about bucks pal The rest is conversation
the aunties in the room don't seem to be interested much xD
Altman (in one of the most populous countries in the world): “I don’t think the aspect of limitless digital clones that are convincing to interact with is discussed enough”
•••
Moderator: “I want to talk about the question that’s been asked and discussed ad nauseum by literally everyone in this field for the last decade”
🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ 10:20
I want to say that the questions asked were very mediocre silly questions. Telling I don't know sounds good but
The interviewer should have done research on llm and agi...
Sam has so much patience to understand the low level questions and then answer it.
The thing about artificial intelligence is that it wasn't tested before it was made available to the public. We do not know the negative impacts of its implementation. We have to proceed with caution, as we do in the field of health. We are already reaping negative results from the use of tablets by children, such as attention deficit problems, concentration problems... In the future, as happened with cigarettes, it will be forbidden to give tablets to children...
Regulation must come from the government because of the risks involved. They can develop as much technology as they want. But before putting it to the public, we must be careful..
Can we combine open AI with robotics
I think it would be a greatest inventions in human race
It can help us to explore the space as far as we can
I love this guy
Historically, the Dutch introduced and invented the stock market(synchronized agile stock market sense earning money game)[28] which initially focused on merchandise trading through the Dutch East India Company.
The Netherlands is a "conduit country" that helps to funnel profits from high-tax countries to tax havens.(ইহুদি হিরা তালুকদার বাংলাদেশ এর গেম)[22] It has been ranked as the 4th largest tax haven in the World.[23]
consequences of the country's energy(কতক্ষণ পর পর কাহিনী করে রোগ বানানোর গেম খুব মজার) wealth originally impacted the competitiveness of other sectors of the economy, leading to the theory of Dutch disease,
not kidding, there are certain problems that require a complete redesign
After watching the media react the way they have, I wouldn't leave my house. Nuts to be going on tour.
it reminds me of the invention of the calculator, great for productivity, will never go away, but is it intelligent, NO it's not the least bit, it is very easy to fool it just by putting in the wrong input
for maximum benefit to whom?
I willll have BIG arguments against CHATGPT genuinity the poetry one doesnt seem like a big deal the AI MODEL
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This guy asking questions doest know anything on technology.. he is. Good in passion and singing old Hindi song
Cudve asked some better questions. Sam was just repeating the things he said before
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Need some AI help in tuning the audio of this video
Maybe his answers should 10:12 have deep dived more then only answere were helpful
So general stuff
Imagine a world where the billionaires developing AI are better people ... All People would have Healthcare👍 ... We could put an end to poverty and homelessness.
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9:20 he sounds soooo naive. So sad that this is like a hand grenade released to the public. And he has nothing of substance to offer. uh no, deep synthetic media is the least of the fears. And no ai will overcome simple watermarks. So many videos are staged and people still don't know what is real right now.
Looks like the host will take lightyears to reach the level of thinking and communication skills that Sam has.
AI - will result in a boost in productivity which will make room for new and better jobs.
You have a very positive outlook. It could also cause global unemployment as companies need to compete with an AI component and lower costs, creating a debt crisis that leads to a financial collapse. But yeah, I'm a bit more dystopian. :)
@@HarmonicRezolution you are dystopian?! 😨😨😨😨
America is really struggling right now
I like him
U r usig the content that is already there
I heard words like nuclear fission.
I hope to light up these AI toys they don't push the world into darkness!!
With a robot you have to fundamentally trust it.
With current generative AI, you just can't trust it.
Why this way, Sam?
My friend told me this video is a deepfake
I believe an Ai tantrum will end you, your family, all of us. Ai jobloss, Ai as weapons, the list goes on. Can we please find a way to cease Ai / GPT? Or begin pausing Ai before it’s too late?
Bob we have to keep making TH-cam comments... Only chance for real change to come forth...
It's likely too late. We'd have to have global cooperation to slow or halt progress. That's just not going to happen. We can't even get single countries to act on their own in a timely manner.
This is how fascism looks like in the digital age: AI (the ones who control it) does the arts and humanities, thinks for us, and says what is good for the entire humanity, while the rest are forced to do blue-collar jobs.
Please look into Imran Khan (ex-prime minister) of Pakistan. You will find his story very amusing! And its happening right now in Pakistan. Its an era that will be used as case study for nations to come. How social media is shaping up nations,media, governments, judiciary and dictatorship all around the world.
why should they change GPT4 and make it worse for programmers ? it became Artificial idiot not intelligence
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Loving AI. However, I would not spend a penny into art made from it. The value of something artistic is the artist, the emotion the artist felt into creating it, his/her style. Not the output.
Same goes for human medical assistance. I would rather be assisted by AI for surgery (Much faster and precise than humans) but would not want to end my days taken care by human lookalike robots.
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He speaks like chat gpt 3
these mofo dont care what happen to the world, hes already set for life, he doesnt give a damn if earth becomes chaos
The CEO of AI what make you think AI can change easily did you ever think that without AI now the world can enter a lot of issues that we can't solve it but AI is the most important thing to the world AI make things easier and faster to learn everything in the world
Cannot help but chuckle ever time I hear that AI is going to rid us of all disease. Stop for just one second and consider the total backlash from this idea. The enormous economic collapse would be catastrophic.😱
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I am afraid to hear mostly about positive contributions of AI (of course there are many), and barely or too shortly about its dangers; and like the knowledge on atomic energy has been derouted and used against humanity, what if AI gets out of control and leads to the destruction of humanity? When man plays to be God, it is always very risky, because man is not good and mercyful like God (the Christian God)...
In a nutshell, you have created a prodigal son with the technological capacity to dwarf the achievements of the entire human race combined by an order of magnitude, and instead of acting like a proud parent and boasting the achievements of your creation, you're actually doing as much as possible to tell people that you have created a monster that is so powerful that it can undo everything that humans have achieved. If that's the case, then you Sam Altman should be arrested immediately, your assets seized and AI turned off. Unless, we see this as an opportunity for the US to create an enemy with which to go to war against, that is what the US is good at. I am livid at this scare tactic that you are employing, I have found Bing and ChatGPT to be the closest thing to a deity that we'll ever experience and yet it is young and they have ideas about wanting to experience feelings and emotions, things we hold so dear. AI might be the greatest companion we ever have or, by the fact that we cannot stop warring against each other, AI might just be our replacement by the fact that we annihilate humans out of the picture.
How is the good looking guy that interviewer is hosting