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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman argues that the societal advantages of artificial intelligence outweigh specific risks, advocating for open access over centralized control to maintain human autonomy. This stance highlights a critical policy debate regarding how AI governance balances safety concerns with the necessity of widespread technological deployment.
OpenAI CEO: AI Benefits Are Worth the Risks
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that the benefits of artificial intelligence are sufficient to justify accepting certain risks, advocating for continued broad public access rather than strict monopoly or centralized control by a few labs. In an interview, Altman said, 'We believe that in order to reap the benefits of this technology and preserve human autonomy, the world must accept the occurrence of some negative events.' (Sina Finance)
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