We may be mistaken: Sam Altman acknowledged that AI is developing too quickly

According to glavcom.ua: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expressed concern about the rapid pace of artificial intelligence development, noting the need for society to adapt to these changes. In particular, his outrage is related to the fact that the development of artificial intelligence is happening very quickly. Altman acknowledged that while ChatGPT has enormous potential for research, it may also cause harm to humanity. This information was provided by 'Glavkom' citing windowscentral.

Over the past three years, generative artificial intelligence has evolved from simple chatbots to complex tools that enhance productivity in medicine, education, and other fields. However, this comes with high costs, increased electricity consumption, and a negative impact on the environment.

In his latest interview, Altman expressed concern about the sharpness of the issue regarding the impact of ChatGPT. This technology can aid in the fight against complex diseases, but it may also have negative consequences that society may not be able to handle. Altman emphasized the importance of implementing artificial intelligence responsibly, giving people time to adapt and understand it.

'I am worried about the pace of change that is happening in the world right now. This technology is only three years old. No other technology has ever been adopted in the world so quickly,' said Altman. 'We must ensure that we introduce AI to the world responsibly, giving people time to adapt and voice their opinions.'

Currently, ChatGPT is one of the most popular applications in the world, with a large number of installations since its launch in November 2022. Experts express concern about dependence on chatbots, which could lead to a decrease in users' cognitive abilities and other negative consequences, including an increase in suicide rates associated with the use of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT.

Earlier, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman raised the 'red flag' and called for mobilizing resources to improve ChatGPT.