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When it comes to artificial intelligence development, Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, is one of the world's leading figures. His approach to artificial intelligence does not limit his efforts to assembling ever-advanced devices. Altman believes that AI should be disruptive in the most positive way possible – by changing the essence of industries, dealing with the world's problems, and even augmenting human capabilities.
But what, after all, is it that he sees as an outcome of all this in the future within AIs, and why should that matter to people like us?
In Altman's case, the practical standpoint is that creating AI for the universal good is better than developing it otherwise. It is not AI for the sake of making things easier or 'entertaining' objects but crafting systems that would help to resolve some of the major challenges of the present day.
The uptake of AI-enabled practices into the daily operations of businesses in the healthcare service provision industry, particularly with disease diagnosis and drug development activities, would most likely reduce healthcare costs by approximately 20% in the next 10 years.
With great power comes greater responsibility. Altman values and reiterates this moral constantly. As technology's sophistication increases, ethical issues tend to rise.
Altman is not oblivious to these challenges and is determined to ensure that AI is designed safely and responsibly. In his view, it is possible to envision a world where regulations and laws deterring the misuse of technology are formed with the cooperation of states, corporations, and the population.
The question most frequently asked about AI is how it will change the understanding of work and employment. Some estimates state that 375 million individuals across the globe may have to change their jobs due to machines by 2030. This is a huge change, and with it, there are worries about the loss of jobs and what it might mean for the economy.
Most of the debate concerning AI has focused heavily on the post-industry economy and its various practices. Altman also imagines AI as a form of knowledge, assistance, and support in the process of creating content.
Perhaps the most daring of Altman's predictions is that of hyper-intelligent machines that are endowed with intelligence that far exceeds human capabilities in almost all aspects.
Sam Altman's perspective on the future of AI is radical yet grounded in ethics. He sees a time when mankind will tap into AI's potential not only to step up its innovations but also to resolve the world issues that hinder creativity. Altman's outlook on the prospects of advancements in AI technologies will also be highly significant in the future axis of technology and society.
