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Surprising AI comment from ChatGPT’s Sam Altman

Recently, the world of technology has been equipped with artificial intelligence products. Companies are signing giant initiatives in the field of artificial intelligence with huge investments. The point that artificial intelligence, which is still at the very beginning of the road, has reached…

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Surprising AI comment from ChatGPT’s Sam Altman

Recently, the world of technology has been equipped with artificial intelligence products. Companies are signing giant initiatives in the field of artificial intelligence with huge investments. The point that artificial intelligence, which is still at the very beginning of the road, has reached even today is quite surprising. But is the threat of artificial intelligence, the subject of movies, really possible?

Sam Altman: “Artificial intelligence is a tool, not a creature”

Artificial intelligence, which first emerged in the 1950s, has always been a subject of debate. Artificial intelligence, which has been the subject of Hollywood movies, has often been portrayed as technology taking over the world. So much so that this process has shown artificial intelligence as a threat. According to the CEO of ChatGPT roof company OpenAI, this perception is quite wrong.

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OpenAI and ChatGPT CEO Sam Altman said that seeing AI technology as a “beast” is a perception that needs to be broken. In an interview with The Advocate, Altman said that technology is a tool. At the end of his words, Altman said, “There are still risks,” contradicting an interview he gave in 2015.

It is quite thought-provoking that when OpenAI, co-founded by Elon Musk, was first established, he said, “Artificial intelligence will likely bring about the end of the world, but great companies will also emerge in the process.”

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