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Sam Altman doesn’t want AI deciding what humans do

Sam Altman doesn’t want AI deciding what humans do

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says humans must stay in control of the future, even if it slows AI progress. On X, Altman said people should not cede control to superintelligence or be relegated to doing what AI systems reward. The remarks follow his claim in Abu Dhabi that AI is now smarter than most top scientists, and his push for limits on single AI models.

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