Recently, at a high-profile forum in Atlanta, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made his first public appearance and accepted a live interview after the "coup" turmoil. He conveyed to the public his deep understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and how OpenAI is committed to pushing boundaries to realize the potential of this technology.
"I understand people's concerns about AI, but companies like OpenAI need to push the boundaries to realize the potential of this technology," Altman said. He stressed that safety is OpenAI's top priority, but they also believe that you can't build it safely in a vacuum.
He further explained: "The reason we're working so security is because we know that AI is evolving faster than our past technological revolutions from mobile phones to the internet. This time it's different. Of course, it's a bit scary. ”
Altman's words reveal his deep thinking about the future development of artificial intelligence. He believes that the development speed and influence of artificial intelligence have surpassed any previous technological revolution, which makes the security of artificial intelligence an issue that cannot be ignored. However, he also firmly believes that the best solution to ensure the safety of AI can only be found in the process of continuous experimentation and breakthroughs.
He also said that OpenAI has "jumped into this tornado that doesn't stop." This sentence vividly depicts OpenAI's exploratory attitude in the field of artificial intelligence, and they are willing to accept challenges, move forward bravely, and constantly break through themselves to realize the infinite possibilities of artificial intelligence.
Overall, Altman's remarks reveal his deep understanding and firm belief in artificial intelligence. He believes that although the development of artificial intelligence has brought many challenges and problems, the potential of artificial intelligence can only be truly realized through continuous attempts and breakthroughs. This is also the working philosophy and goal of OpenAI.