2023年6月26日

Elon Musk早上9点我帮助奥特曼OpenAI开始,随后一直批评组织和其潜在的伤害。——彭博Sam Altman人工智能启动OpenAI . n:行情)的首席执行官,说有很多方法迅速发展人工智能技术”可能出错。”,但他认为,利益大于成本,“我们处理危险的技术,可用于危险的方式非常频繁。“奥特曼解决日益担忧在采访中人工智能的快速发展在台上的布隆伯格技术峰会在旧金山。奥特曼也公开推动监管加强的人工智能在最近几个月,经常与世界各地的官员谈论AI的负责任的管理。尽管他所谓的潜在危险指数技术转变,奥特曼谈到一些人工智能领域可能是有益的,包括医学、科学和教育。“我认为这将是好的结束贫穷,”他说。“但是我们要管理风险。“OpenAI价值超过27美元bil (RM126.27bil),将其在蓬勃发展的风险投资支持的人工智能领域的前沿企业。解决他是否会经济受益于OpenAI的成功,奥特曼说,“我有足够的钱,”,并强调他的动机并不是金融。“有足够的钱的概念不是很容易传达给其他人,”他说,补充说,这是人的本性,想是有用的,”很重要的东西。”“我认为这将是最重要的一步,人类通过技术,”奥特曼说。 "And I really care about that.” Elon Musk, who helped Altman start OpenAI, has subsequently been critical of the organisation and its potential to do harm. Altman said that Musk "really cares about AI safety a lot,” and that his criticism was "coming from a good place.” Asked about the theoretical "cage match” between Musk and his fellow billionaire Mark Zuckerberg, Altman joked: "I would go watch if he and Zuck actually did that.” OpenAI’s products – including the chatbot ChatGPT and image generator Dall-E – have dazzled audiences. They’ve also helped spark a multilbillion-dollar frenzy among venture capital investors and entrepreneurs who are vying to help lay the foundation of a new era of technology. To generate revenue, OpenAI is giving companies access to the application programming interfaces needed to create their own software that makes use of its AI models. The company is also selling access to a premium version of its chatbot, called ChatGPT Plus. OpenAI doesn’t release information about total sales. Microsoft Corp. has invested a total of US$13bil (RM60.79bil) in the company, people familiar with the matter have said. Much of that will be used to pay Microsoft back for using its Azure cloud network to train and run OpenAI’s models. The speed and power of the fast-growing AI industry has spurred governments and regulators to try to set guardrails around its development. Altman was among the artificial intelligence experts who met with President Joe Biden this week in San Francisco. The CEO has been traveling widely and speaking about AI, including in Washington, where he told US senators that, "if this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong.” Major AI companies, including Microsoft and Alphabet Inc’s Google, have committed to participating in an independent public evaluation of their systems. But the US is also seeking a broader regulatory push. The Commerce Department said earlier this year that it was considering rules that could require AI models to go through a certification process before being released. Last month, Altman signed onto a brief statement that included support from more than 350 executives and researchers saying "mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks, such as pandemics and nuclear war.” Despite dire warnings from technology leaders, some AI researchers contend that artificial intelligence isn’t advanced enough to justify fears that it will destroy humanity, and that focusing on doomsday scenarios is only a distraction from issues like algorithmic bias, racism and the risk of rampant disinformation. OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Dall-E, both released last year, have inspired startups to incorporate AI into a vast array of fields, including financial services, consumer goods, health care and entertainment. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mandeep Singh estimates the generative AI market could grow by 42% to reach US$1.3 trillion (RM6 trillion) by 2032. – Bloomberg Subscribe now to our Premium Plan for an ad-free and unlimited reading experience! Topic: