Sam Altman, the creator of ChatGPT, has expressed his concern about the potentially dangerous use of artificial intelligence (AI)
In an interview with ABC News, Altman was particularly worried about its use for large-scale disinformation. Altman also highlighted that AI models are improving in writing computer code, which could be used to carry out offensive cyber attacks. Despite this, Altman believes that if used for good, AI could be the greatest invention that humanity has developed so far. Altman warned that AI is a tool that is largely under human control, but he also pointed out that there will be people and companies who may not impose the same security limits as they do. Elon Musk and Bill Gates have also expressed concerns about the current and future dangers of AI.
In an interview with ABC News, Altman was particularly worried about its use for large-scale disinformation. Altman also highlighted that AI models are improving in writing computer code, which could be used to carry out offensive cyber attacks. Despite this, Altman believes that if used for good, AI could be the greatest invention that humanity has developed so far. Altman warned that AI is a tool that is largely under human control, but he also pointed out that there will be people and companies who may not impose the same security limits as they do. Elon Musk and Bill Gates have also expressed concerns about the current and future dangers of AI.