Sam Altman, the executive director of Openai, the company that created Chatgpt, said that although people are afraid that artificial intelligence will replace jobs for office employees, something completely different will take them by surprise.
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In a recently published interview, the Openai CEO said that “the world is not prepared” for humanoid robots that go on the street.
“I don’t think the world has really had the time of humanoid robots so far.”he said, quoted by Business Insider.
Said that people will soon be able to walk on the street and see “About seven robots passing by you by doing various things or what it will be. It will seem very saint.”. He stated that this moment is not “Very far.”
“I do not think it is very far from that visceral moment, such as:” Oh, God, this will do many of the things that people were doing “”Altman said.
He stressed that such a perspective is a clear contrast to people who “Maybe I see abstract” AI as a specific task tool, such as client programming or support.
Contract for humanoid robots
In February, Openai signed an agreement with AI Figure, a startup that develops humanoid robots designed to “Help in everyday life”. Figure said that its robot, Figure-01, is built for work in production, logistics, storage and retail.
“The AI will definitely change many jobs, it will eliminate some, but it will create many new ones.”Altman said.
He said that Openai “He has always tried to be very sincere about what impact he could have, knowing that we will be wrong in many details.”
“I think I am too aware of my own limits to stay here to tell you that I can tell you what’s beyond that worm tunnel.”he added.
Virtual Companion
Sam Altman recently said that Openai has the chance to “Do the greatest thing” From its history: to launch 100 million devices equipped with artificial intelligence to stay on the desk, to fit in the pocket and to integrate perfectly into everyday life.
This was a promise that Altman made to his employees in a general meeting of the company on Wednesday, where he presented plans for a family of hardware, created in collaboration with the legendary Designer Apple, Jony Ive. Earlier on the same day, Openai bought Ivete’s hardware startup for $ 6.5 billion, Quartz reports.
Altman presented this move as an opportunity to reshape how people interact with cars – and as an opportunity to create a $ 1 trillion value for Openai.
The device – or the devices – have been kept in great secret since Ive and Altman started collaboration last year. Altman said the device will be a “companion” You have to be fully aware of the environment, discreetly integrated into users’ lives and capable of changing how people interact with technology.
