Sam Altman at PMO. (Image: Sam Altman/Twitter)
Sam Altman, the CEO and co-founder of ChatGPT creator, OpenAI, throughout his go to to India, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to debate the nation’s tech ecosystem and its workings.
Sam Altman, the CEO and co-founder of ChatGPT creator, OpenAI, throughout his go to to India, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to debate the nation’s tech ecosystem and its workings.
“Great conversation with PM Narendra Modi discussing India’s incredible tech ecosystem and how the country can benefit from AI,” Altman tweeted.
He added, “really enjoyed all my meetings with people in the @PMOIndia.”
As reported by CNBCTV18, Altman, addressing the viewers on the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi, revealed the matters he mentioned with PM Modi. “We talked about the opportunities in front of the country, what the country should do, and also the need to think about global regulation to prevent some of the downsides from happening. It was a great hour,” Alman mentioned.
Altman, who’s on a tour to go to different nations as effectively, together with Israel, Jordan, Qatar, UAE, and South Korea, just lately additionally claimed that the Microsoft-backed firm just isn’t ‘training’ GPT-5 in the intervening time.
At an occasion hosted by The Economic Times, Altman mentioned, “We have a lot of work to do before GPT5. It takes a lot of time. We are nowhere close to it.”
“We’re working on the new ideas that we think we need for it, but we are nowhere close to the start. There need to be more safety audits: I wish I could tell you about the timeline of the next GPT,” he added.
Altman, who co-founded OpenAI in 2015, additionally lastly broke his silence on the risks of generative AI for humankind earlier this yr. He believes that if generative AI (which powered by LLMs) goes fallacious (beneficial properties sentience), issues can go “quite wrong.”
