OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman expresses concern that AI might fall under the control of just a handful of companies. He emphasizes the idea that both society and AI systems must evolve together over time. Acknowledging the over-optimism in his past AI timeline projections, Altman points out how the economy’s natural inertia can delay technological changes, allowing for a more gradual adjustment to new advancements. OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman expresses concern that AI might fall under the control of just a handful of companies. He emphasizes the idea that both society and AI systems must evolve together over time. Acknowledging the over-optimism in his past AI timeline projections, Altman points out how the economy’s natural inertia can delay technological changes, allowing for a more gradual adjustment to new advancements.
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