OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has raised concerns about the growing trust users place in ChatGPT, the company's popular AI chatbot. In a recent interview, Altman expressed surprise at the level of trust users have in ChatGPT, despite acknowledging its widespread use. He emphasized that the technology is far from infallible.
During the first episode of OpenAI's official podcast, Altman warned that AI could produce misleading or false content and should not be trusted without question. Despite its unreliability, millions use ChatGPT for various purposes, including research and parenting advice. Altman noted, "People have a high level of trust in ChatGPT, which is interesting because AI can hallucinate."
Altman also discussed new ChatGPT features, such as persistent memory and potential ad-based models, which raise privacy concerns. Amidst legal challenges from the media, he stressed the importance of transparency and maintaining user trust.
While hopeful about AI's future, Altman insists on acknowledging the technology's shortcomings. His warning comes as AI, particularly chatbots, gains attention across various sectors. Altman's caution highlights the inherent limitations of AI and the potential risks of overreliance, emphasizing the ethical issues companies must address as they innovate.
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