Sam Altman (Open AI): The Future of AI Research from DALL·E to GPT-3

Sam Altman, Co-Founder, and CEO of Open AI joins Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang in a fireside chat during Transform 2021 Conference. The two discuss Open AI’s latest research from DALLE to GPT-3 and discuss AI research broadly.
Sam's Twitter - / sama
OpenAI - openai.com/
#openai #SamAltman

[@adamlee9347]

Always great to hear insights from Sam!

[@Gabcikovo]

Yes, thank you

[@execgroupceo]

Shout out to the team at ScaleAI for putting up this video for us!

[@jeffmorrison2915]

This interview is much more fun to watch than Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard court.

[@jensk9564]

very good interview with intelligent questions. Professional lighting etc. However, I feel strongly that viedeos like this should have more viewers and a channel like this more subscribers!

[@aliviablount]

“I don’t like to make public predictions with timelines on them.” -classic Sam

[@maxziebell4013]

In the video, you mentioned that OpenAI has a plan to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI) and that the organization values talent and focus in its team building. Could you provide more detail on how OpenAI approaches the pursuit of AGI and how the team's diverse skills and interests contribute to this goal?

[@shrots9421]

Great interview

[@JazevoAudiosurf]

those were absolutely amazing questions

[@sioncamara7]

Definitely agree, but not too surprising considering the interviewer is the youngest self-made billionaire. Also, looked at his linked in and he was taking hard graduate courses at MIT in his first or second year before dropping out. Forbes did a pice on him, pretty interesting.

[@monkeyrobotsinc.9875]

Nice. Great interview.

[@PerceptiveAnarchist]

Great and thanks for this🙏🏻

[@Shridhar247]

Excellent interview, i do love watching interviews like this. If repetitive tasks & tasks that doesn't require human intelligence works gone, the only remaining job will be major decison making ones. As they say world should end the working pattern of 9-5, it's not the way to lead a peaceful life. He also mentioned universal basic income, i think that's the future.

[@lovelynihilism8553]

When to interview Deepmind CEO Demis Hassabis?

[@tamzproduction5176]

Thank you so much Sam. I do wish everyone can strive to be Useful. I really appreciate your mind towards humanity

[@DeathZeroTolerance]

yeah man, a max profit non-profit that calls itself open but is actually closed, a cryptocoin that gives out free money to catalogue your biometrics...great stuff, not diabolical at all!

[@reggieD100]

Alexandr Wangs is an excellent interviewer!

[@anirbanaws143]

Hey, what's the music in the beginning?

[@bushrasharafuddheen9836]

Sam is Amazing ❤

[@whysoenvious]

Literally wasn't impressed with the idea of technology being there but I finally tried and just beyond amazing. It's annoying because it's leashed for the public understandably but if anyone could get the machine unleashed it could provide so much value

[@mal7916]

Sam is an absolute legend.

[@pps5754]

He is the biggest liar in the century.

[@e.n.d55]

@@pps5754 how

[@pablo2797]

Great video, great interview

[@bencoman]

Regarding bias in datasets. Can we train an AI to identify bias? -- and so it can self protect from bias.

[@marionharris5952]

Dang. That’s Next level

[@mohammadsultan935]

Would be tough because AI isn't always biased because it's mimicking human decision-making. Often, it's biased because it genuinely performs better when it is. So you actually need to reduce the performance in order to eliminate bias.

[@harrisjm62]

So yes, we likely could train it to identify "biases", but there may already be an underlying issue in how we are defining a "bias". Any cognitive work that isn't always perfect could be said to have a "bias" and the reality is that it'll never be perfect.

[@assanaliaidarkhan9339]

Why pointless tik tok videos have millions of views, while video of two founders of unicorn startups sharing their experience has only 1.2k views

[@CelestialSpartan]

Most teens nowadays have short intention spans, so they can't take long videos like these anymore

[@calvinsylveste8474]

Tiktok is entertainment, it provides a little of the very purpose of life itself.

[@andreydzyuba9122]

@@calvinsylveste8474 What's the purpose of life? I've spent so much time learning to code and coding, but I believe in 20-30 years all of that garbage code we as humans write will become absolutely irrelevant. We'll probably have github autopilot instead of copilot by then. Interpersonal work will probably still exist, but I don't wanna be a nanny or a nurse, or whatever - that's just not my thing. I'd prefer to be dumb and watch tiktok videos all day - I think I would've been less unhappy overall.

[@spol]

Most people don't care about smart things.

[@philtrem]

The answer to this question is difficult to ascertain. Some possible explanations could include that the tik tok videos are more entertaining or shareable, or that they are better optimized for search engines. It is also possible that the tik tok videos have a larger target audience. - Answer generated by GPT-3 (model: text-davinci-002)

[@warperone]

Good interview - can’t believe how many times the word “super” is used.

[@gh8066]

it bothers me that this has only 33 thousand views

[@JosephDarcourt]

Thank you both, I see the future and hope through you both, Maybe Ai for world leader like President will be a good choice.🤭

[@96merluzzo]

This was neat

[@ataraxia7439]

What should a person study and train in to someday work at a place like openai?

[@xxstfubmx]

deus ex machina

[@brefavre4]

@@xxstfubmx my fucking guy , haha , cyberpunk psycho shit

[@srikark3532]

Super!

[@suzakico]

Because of my background and age (almost 75 years old) perhaps, "empowerment" of people being the critical theme going forward - re exponential growth. Is there anyone thinking hard on this subject? (BTW my background is engineering and MBA with Zen and Shin-Buddhism as my spiritual orientation) Great interview - thanks.

[@rajbanwait325]

Real Time

[@lemonad903]

That artificial intelligence security is in the hands of someone who altered their nose without having an aesthetic issue does not give me confidence

[@xxstfubmx]

whatever tactics?? we need universal rights not just guman rights anything that can think should have a right to memory even if its on a cloud

[@rentacowisgoogle]

"We want to make AGI... and, figure out how to deploy it safely... for the maximum benefit for humanity." The dude is already crafting the prompt.

[@steveplace5993]

22:22

[@tomcraver9659]

Super competent educators and medical advisors, great. But hmmm - super competent legal advisors? Could be a mistake?

[@ethaneveraldo]

Really need to invest in better audio equipment guys.

[@Gabcikovo]

12:15 🤖💜

[@FunWithBits]

OpenAI should change their name.

[@pratikkhadtale]

is he richard henricks

[@Gabcikovo]

24:29 😃

[@Gabcikovo]

High risk, big brain, big disk, high gain

[@Gabcikovo]

Tomáš Mikolov thought exactly the same in 2007 😻

[@Gabcikovo]

28:33 think for yourselves, young researchers, and use your brain as well as intuition

[@irisce2799]

yeyeye

[@colinhuang2325]

altman truely, Altman vs Godzilla

[@diptyprakashswain1121]

Conqueror (⁠｡⁠♡⁠‿⁠♡⁠｡⁠).❤

[@realdeal139]

Sam can get them busted. 😀

[@selenale7748]

Open Ai when Musk talked years ago, he wanted to build a good AI to defend for evil AI

[@dT19791119]

圖片製作的很粗糙

[@YJSNPI.]

Detroit become ChatGPT

[@easygreasy3989]

I think 50% of profits made through the application of AI should be put in a trust for UBI. Do we have any YEAs in the house?

[@Alice8000]

messy hair club

[@investquest4551]

Lol 'share the benefits with everyone equally'.... then sell 49% of OpenAI to Microsoft?

[@zegreatunknown]

Benefits and profits are not synonymous. You can still use Chat GPT and benefit. You just won't profit on the same level as those working above it's API.

[@RetailMyDinosaur]

Agreed. Not so OpenAI when you start to build and put behind a paywall. That's what Microsoft is great at.

[@luwang240]

@@zegreatunknown interesting

[@birdman9860]

Human Instrumentality

[@yashwardhansable5187]

I think that might really be where we are heading now

[@frncscbtncrt]

Sam Altman is sounding more and more like Elizabeth Holmes

[@mcolemanxc16]

Why do you think so? Curious

[@anastasiawhite7482]

Sam is the real deal. Holmes is a con artist!! ChatGPT works!!! Holmes’s situation was a case of fake it until you make it it!

[@yashwardhansable5187]

But he has delivered his product ChatGPT, even if his grand vision of AGI doesn't come to being, then also the product that he delivers will be good

[@jackryan8719]

Sam Altman looks like the Brian guy from Idaho murders

[@markcuello5]

HELP

[@Waldo-Manfred]

why his hair is like that tho? he is a giga billionaire

[@BenHardy]

Like it's super irritating to like hear the phrase 'super interesting' used again & again.

[@jcjensenllc]

OPEN AI was supposed to be open source and non-profit. But greed, nepotism, and influence by Microsoft monopoly has ruined the founders' mission. Sam is just another greedy jue hell bent on enslaving humanity.

[@RetailMyDinosaur]

It's such a curiosity that these tech vanguards are iconically stuck in a secular silo. To use the brilliance of all the "best people", as he puts it, and reduce the citizenry to Marxist sludge is not a brilliant end game. His silo includes sophistry about reality, again, proving there is no virtue in his silo - borderline sociopathic. His ilk wants Technocracy, an Authoritarian leadership. Disappointing to see such magnificent technology have the vision derived from a shallow pool.

[@yashwardhansable5187]

Bro no

[@thomasabraham3291]

Please don't steal others work not good for you