Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, he said, in an interview with ABC News, that he is “a little scared” about artificial intelligence and how it can affect the workforce, be used in large-scale disinformation and threats cyber.
When asked by Rebecca Jarvis why he was scared, Altman replied that if he didn't was afraid, “you shouldn’t trust me or you would be very unhappy that I was in this situation. work".
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According to him, artificial intelligence will eliminate many current jobs. However, he guarantees that we can make others much better. Furthermore, it ensures that education will have to change. That's because when we got the calculator, the way we teach math and how we test students has totally changed.
Altman also expressed concern about artificial intelligence developed by “authoritarian regimes”, a clear reference to the Ernie Bot, recently launched by Baidu, China's search engine, as well as tools created to encourage the misinformation.
”I am particularly concerned that these models could be used for large-scale disinformation. Now that they are getting better at writing computer code, they can be used for offensive cyber attacks,” he said.
Launched last Tuesday (15), OpenAI's GPT-4 became "more creative and collaborative than ever", with the ability to "solve difficult problems with more precision". GPT-4 is now available on ChatGPT Plus and Microsoft's Bing search engine.
Among the main novelties of the new version of the tool are:
ChatGPT is a natural language model developed by OpenAI, an American technology company. It has been trained on a huge amount of text data to be able to generate intelligent and natural responses to natural language questions and commands.
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