OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently expressed concerns about using certain AI technologies due to privacy risks, stating on Theo Von’s podcast, This Past Weekend, “I get scared sometimes to use certain AI stuff.” Responding to inquiries about the rapid pace of AI development, Altman likened the competition among AI companies to an intense race that could impact future generations. He emphasized that without cautious progress, the fate of AI might fall into the hands of less mindful developers. Altman acknowledged uncertainties surrounding humanity’s future, noting that even with AI’s advancements, humans will strive to remain central to their own narratives. He also addressed potential job obsolescence, suggesting that AI could open pathways for more creative and interpersonal endeavors. Altman concluded that while AI offers new societal contributions, the transition may be challenging for those displaced in the short term.
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