Sam Altman on the Future of AI, OpenAI, and Career

Sam Altman, creator of ChatGPT, shared key moments from his career and vision for the future of artificial intelligence in a new interview.

The founder of OpenAI discussed how he nearly chose a path in investment banking, and explained why one month working at a startup is more valuable than an MBA degree. The creation of OpenAI was initially conceived as a "retirement project" for its founders.

During the Q&A session, critical issues regarding technology development were discussed: the need to slow down AI progress, cyber threats, and the impact of automation on the labor market. Altman noted that robotics is becoming OpenAI's next major bet.

The expert highlighted several important topics for discussion:

• Should we start slowing down AI development for safety
• Will AI take away jobs from people
• What should people learn in the era of AI dominance
• Humanity's "main character syndrome" in the face of technology
• How to build a business when AI devalues software
• Two possible future scenarios involving AI

The interview also includes an analysis of Sam Altman's mistakes and life experience, as well as an examination of how technology is changing the approach to creating products and services.

The full version of the interview with English subtitles is available at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anAmTGcewX8