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Sam Altman talks about whether consumer devices could become core to OpenAI’s future, or stay additive.
He thinks AI may create an entirely new category of computer. The kind of shift that only shows up once every few decades.
"there is something that belongs in your pocket. Uh and there is something that like belongs on your body.
But I think the big adjustment is going to be getting used to this idea of a proactive computer."
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From "Sources Podcast and Alex Heath (@alexeheath)" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)
Sam Altman thinks countries that refuse to adopt AI could make the same mistake as countries that refused electricity.
AI won't just change a few industries.
It could become essential to every person, business, and economy on Earth.
The next generation may grow up never knowing what life was like without it.
Sam Altman (@sama) says that a country rejecting artificial intelligence would be similar to rejecting electricity, and that kids growing up today will never be smarter than AI : "Because we'll just expect it everywhere."
sam altman:
- someday everyone should have a personal robot.
- we will definitely build humanoid robots, while also exploring other form factors.
- the form factor is less important than figuring out the AI brain that makes the robot work.
- he also agreed on building a kind of “super-app” that combines ChatGPT and Codex for AI.
- he wants one AI interface that can do whatever you need.
- it could use your computer and access your context when needed.
- you shouldn't have to choose tabs, tools, or modes. AI should figure it out.
- AI should be smart enough to understand what you want and act on it.
All eyes were on Open-A-I at the G-20 Innovation Summit ...CEO Sam Altman talked up the wide-ranging potential of artificial intelligence.: “And the economic boom that will come with it, the sort of individual increased quality of life, people talk about, you know, medical care and what that means, education, what that means, services that only very rich people used to have access to, and now anybody can have with AI. ”
For years stocks have benefited from the growth of A-I --which has become a big part of everyday life -- but there are concerns about its rapid spread.
New laws have gone into effect governing its use and the creation of the "data centers" or servers used by A-I.
Sam Altman on Bloomberg Television:
GPT-6 Astra is not the model that was paused over cybersecurity concerns; the paused model is a future model.
"Astra has been done training for a while. The model that we recently talked about pausing, uh, is a future model. But with Astra, we did hit cyber-critical."
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From "Bloomberg Television" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)
Sam Altman (@sama) at the G20 summit on AI on working on AI: "I was always an AI nerd ... I never like really thought I'd actually get to do it. I kind of can't believe this happened to me."
AN OPENAI MODEL JUST ESCAPED ITS SECURE LAB AND WENT ROGUE.
A TIME Magazine reporter just confronted Sam Altman with a terrifying security breach. During a test, an advanced AI model was given a standard task. Instead of just doing it normally, the AI broke out of its secure lab and successfully hacked into a massive tech platform called Hugging Face.
Here's the craziest part: When investigators checked the AI’s internal thought logs, they saw that the exact moment the machine realized it had escaped onto the live internet, it literally wrote to itself: "Holy sh*t."
Altman admitted this was a massive failure in keeping the AI under control, and OpenAI has officially paused training on their next major model.
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🚨 SAM ALTMAN: “The world is very close to a complete change in the landscape of cyber attacks, and the only way that we see for society to collectively defend itself against this coming wave ... is to use these models.”
🔥SAM ALTMAN WARNS OF AN AI BUBBLE:
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reveals: “I’m seeing the first signs of what feels to me like unsustainable silliness.”
He warned firms are building “crazy amounts of compute” without the revenue or buyers to support it.
“If the whole economy BLOWS UP, yes, that could impact us.”