Sam Altman: "I haven't slept well a single night since ChatGPT launched"
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in an interview on The Tucker Carlson Show that he hasn't slept well "a single night" since ChatGPT launched, citing the weight of overseeing the model's ethical framework. He said OpenAI has consulted moral philosophers and has a working group assessing the system's behavior, though ultimate responsibility rests with the company. Altman said his role is not to make moral decisions but to accurately reflect humanity's preferences.
In 35 seconds
- Altman said he hasn't slept well "a single night" since ChatGPT launched
- OpenAI has held consultations with moral philosophers and has a working group on the system's behavior
- The executive said ultimate responsibility rests with the company and with him as its top representative
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