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From now on, Openai CEO Sam Altman Onstage stepped on the onstage, it became clear that there will be no normal interview.
Altman and his Chief Operating Director Brad Lightcap, usually hosted the scene in the San Francisco space, which hosts jazz concerts. Hundreds of people filled the Kevin Rose on Tuesday, a columnist with Kevin Roose, New York Times, Podcast, Podcast, Podcast, Podcast, a live episode of the hard fork.
Altman and Lightcap were the main event, but they went very early. Roose explained that he planned Newton, before Expenai’s managers were expected to enter the event – in the weeks of the event, they used a few hoods written on Openai.
“It’s more fun we are here for this,” he said. Seconds then, Openai CEO asked: “Will you talk about where you sued us because you don’t like user confidentiality?”
In a few minutes of the startup program, Altman claimed that New York Times against Openai and the largest investor, claimed that Newsoft’s Altman, who was against Microsoft used the articles correctly to train large language models. Altman, a recent development, which represents the New York Times, was especially peeded about a last development Consumer Chatgpt and API asked Openai to store customer information.
“If one of the great institutions, one of the great institutions is a position that we have to protect the records of our users,” Altman said. “I still love New York times, but we feel strong about it.”
In a few minutes, Openai’s CEO Pressed Podcasts to share their personal views on the allegations of New York Times
The handsome entry of Altman and Lightcap lasted a few minutes and the rest of the interview continued, seemingly, seemingly. However, the indicator of the ignition point, the infection point of the Silicon valley seems to be approaching relations with the media industry.
Numerous publications in the past few years have brought an opposition to Openai, Antropian, Google and Meta to prepare AI models related to copyright rights. At a high level, these judicial claims claim that the copyrighted works of copyrighted works produced by media outlets of AI models are the potential of even replacement.
However, the tide can return to the in favor of technological companies. This week ago, Openai rival Anthropic, a great victory in the legal battle against publishers. The Federal Judge was the use of books to cultivate anthropic AI models in some cases, other publishing houses were legalized to be able to lead to Openai, Google and Meta.
Probably Altman and Lightcap, the industry felt the start of a live interview with the New York Times journalists. However, in these days, Openai remains out of threats in all directions and has been announced this night.
Mark Zuckerberg recently tried Employ the best talent of Openai by offering them $ 100 million compensation package To join Meta’s AI Super Nationalization Laboratory, Altman appeared in the Podcast of his brother a few weeks ago.
If the META CEO really believes in the Superitive AI systems or believes in the recruitment strategy, it turns off Lightcap: “I think that [Zuckerberg] He believes that it is super developed. “
Later, Roose wants Altman to increase with Open Opentaoft The partners have a boiling point in recent months with a new contract negotiations. Microsoft once a great acceleration to Openai, now competes in two enterprises and other areas.
“In any deep partnership, there are tension points and of course there are these,” Altman said. “We are both ambitious companies, so we find a few flashpoints, but I would like to wait for both parties is something we found in a deep value for both sides.”
Openai’s leadership today takes a lot of time to lower their opponents and allegations. This can be achieved in the path of ability to place highly smart AI systems on a scale, for example, in the ability to solve more wider problems around AI.
At some point, Newton asked how to think about the latest stories from Openai’s leaders Mental unstable people using chatrampt to cross dangerous rabbit holesTo discuss suicide with chat theories or chatbot, including.
Altman said Openai had taken many steps to prevent these conversations, for example, to direct them to professional services that can cut them early or help users.
“I think we do not want to slide in the wrongs I think that before the previous technological companies before reacting,” Altman said. To a follow-up question, Openai added CEO: “However, we did not understand how a warning was still in a fairly mental space on the edge of a psychotic break.”
