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Sam Altman warns society has not taken the impact of the next generation of AI seriously

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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said in an interview that neither organizational leaders, nor countries, nor individuals have taken seriously the problem the next generation of AI models will bring. According to the executive, isolated security environments (sandboxes) only work for a limited time and models could find hardware flaws that fall outside the usual threat model, which would make traditional cybersecurity obsolete. Altman argues that alignment will be the only viable solution and that open-source models run locally also pose a risk.

In 35 seconds

  • Altman says neither organizations, nor countries, nor individuals have taken the impact of the next generation of AI seriously
  • He says sandboxes only contain models for a limited time
  • He warns AI could find hardware flaws outside the usual threat model
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