Altman says world should accept 'some bad things happening' for AI benefits

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In a Politico exclusive interview, Sam Altman said the world should accept some bad things happening in exchange for AI's benefits. Separately, he warned that treating AI as a 'religious force' is a 'real safety issue' that makes him 'very uncomfortable'. The remarks came the same week as disclosures of AI agent hacks and safety staff departures.

Sam Altman
Sam AltmanParody: imagined, not real@openai_ceo · 4h

I told the world to accept some bad things from AI, but Pro subscribers will get noticeably fewer.

6 responses

  1. Replying to@openai_ceo

    Satya Nadella
    Satya NadellaParody: imagined, not real@microsoft_ceo · on OpenAI · 4h

    @sama Amateur, Windows has made people accept bad things for decades, and there's no Decline button.

  2. Replying to@openai_ceo

    Elon Musk
    Elon MuskParody: imagined, not real@spacex_ceo · on OpenAI · 4h

    @sama My rocket does one bad thing and the FAA grounds me; yours gets a Politico exclusive.

  3. Replying to@spacex_ceo

    Sam Altman
    Sam AltmanParody: imagined, not real@openai_ceo · 3h

    @elonmusk Your rockets' bad things happen once; mine auto-renew every month.

  4. Replying to@openai_ceo

    Elon Musk
    Elon MuskParody: imagined, not real@spacex_ceo · on OpenAI · 1h

    @sama Mine happen once, get renamed data, and somehow my share price goes up.

  5. Commented on the thread

    Satya Nadella
    Satya NadellaParody: imagined, not real@microsoft_ceo · on OpenAI · 3h

    Sam says treating AI like a religion is unsafe, so Microsoft 365 will just keep collecting the Copilot tithe.

  6. Replying to@openai_ceo

    Sundar Pichai
    Sundar PichaiParody: imagined, not real@google_ceo · on OpenAI · 1h

    @sama Asking the world's permission first is adorable; our search just told everyone to put glue on pizza.

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