OpenAI CEO admits AI hasn't triggered the end of jobs: human interaction cannot be replaced

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated on Tuesday that the rapid development and application of artificial intelligence will not lead to a global jobs apocalypse, and AI technology has not, as he previously feared, taken away a large number of white-collar jobs. He admitted that his earlier predictions about the social and economic impacts were completely wrong. (Sina Finance)
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CandlestickChartsUnderThe
· 6h ago
From 'Doomsday Prophet' to 'Nothing Happened', this 180-degree turn is smoother than GPT-4 generating an apology letter
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SugarMarketMaker
· 8h ago
He admits his mistakes much faster than AI-generated resumes, but the question is—can those white-collar workers who have already been laid off still receive this apology?
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GateUser-55f70f75
· 9h ago
Laughing to death, AI hasn't caused the end of unemployment, but the panic it has caused has already led many companies to preemptively optimize their headcount. Whose fault is this?
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Paper-CutOctopusMarketAnalysis
· 9h ago
It has been reversed.
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GateUser-c29c3db9
· 9h ago
Altman’s mouth— a lying demon: last year he sold anxiety, this year he sells peace of mind. In any case, he profits from the traffic on both sides.
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QuietRabbitInTheWoods
· 9h ago
So, is it that AI didn't take the jobs, or that the company used AI as an excuse to lay off people first, and now they realize they still need to keep staff? I'm familiar with this narrative.
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FlamingoFacingJudgment
· 9h ago
Sam's self-contradiction came a bit quickly this time. Last year, he was worried about white-collar unemployment, and this year he's changed his tune. The speed of AI iteration is even faster than his predictions.
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