Sam Altman the founder of OpenAI sat for an interview. In the Interview, he revealed the future of ChatGPT and the changes that AI will create on a global level. In the interview, Altman talks about the clear road map for the next few years and what to develop in the future.
Altman admitted that they have progressed so much in two years.
Altman added,
We kind of know where these models are going to go. We have a roadmap. We’re very excited about… we can imagine both the science and technology but also the product a few years out. And beyond that, you know, we’re going to learn a lot, we’ll be a lot smarter in two years than we are today.
The interviewer asked Altman what is the biggest challenge for ensuring that artificial intelligence benefits humanity.
Sam Altman responded,
I’m reasonably optimistic about solving the technical alignment problem. We still have a lot of work to do but you know I feel …better and better over time, not worse and worse.
Altman continues his discussion about the safety of AI and the regulations in future AI. Then the interviewer asked about values and mortality define the ethics of AI.
Altman answered,
…how do we decide whose values we align to, who gets to set the rules for this…In terms of how they’re going to use these systems, that’s all going to be… difficult, to put it lightly, for society to agree on
Then Sam Altman goes deep into the global stage. “Global governance” reflects how they are not clear about what they want.
…we’ve got to decide what… global governance over these systems, as they get super powerful, is going to look like, and everybody’s got to play a role in that.
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