Alex Freedman and Sam Altman, the Chief Executive Officer of OpenAI, had a talk on Alex Freedman’s ‘Lex Fridman Podcast’ show, which is represented in the video. Sam examines the possibility of computer power being an essential commodity in the future, putting an emphasis on the function that it plays in the development of artificial general intelligence (General Intelligence). It is his expectation that the route to artificial general intelligence will include considerable power battles inside the technology sector.
Although Sam Altman describes it as the most excruciating professional experience of his life, he also acknowledges the support he got from his network. Sam gives his own observations on a particularly difficult moment that occurred during the OpenAI board restructure.
Despite the fact that they are outstanding, Sam feels that there is still opportunity for significant progress in artificial intelligence models such as GPT-4, which was created by OpenAI. The conversation examines the evolution of these models. His ambition for the future is for models to have a far deeper comprehension of context, which may possibly include the whole of a user’s life in order to provide help that is more individualized and efficient.
The conversation focuses on the more far-reaching effects that artificial intelligence will have on society, including ethical concerns such as data usage and privacy, as well as the need to strike a balance between the progression of technology and human-centered ideals. OpenAI’s project Sora and other unnamed initiatives that hint at continuing research that goes beyond the capabilities of the existing system are also brought up in the conversation.
