Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI, one of ChatGPT’s fathers, gave a lengthy interview to its editor on Wednesday, 18th. TechCrunch, Connie Loizos, on various topics. The manager talked about the company’s investments, as well as the world-famous AI chatbot, and made some predictions about the future of artificial intelligence.
Although Altman refuses to talk openly about the company’s business, people familiar with the matter, The Wall Street Gazette OpenAI prepares the public offering of existing shares The value of the venture will be approximately $29 billion. (R$150 billion), it is one of the most valuable unicorns in the US, yet still generates little revenue.
Talking about the success of ChatGPT, Altman said, in addition to the chatbot and DALL-E digital art generator, OpenAI is preparing a video template. The CEO hasn’t made any predictions about the launch, but admits it “could be very soon.”
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Concluding with the partnership with Microsoft, which was the first Big Tech to invest in OpenAI in 2019, Altman says partnership with Redmond giant isn’t exclusivebecause your company plans to license its technology to other companies.
When asked whether ChatGPT would be the end of Google, he replied, “Every time someone says that one technology is the end of another giant company, they are often wrong.”
Finally, on the prospect of upgrading his system to GPT-4, Altman thinks the next step might be a “true AGI” rather than just another version of the product defining patterns through trial and error. That means an AI with the capacity to understand or learn any intellectual task like a human.
Source: Tec Mundo
