AI precisa de um ‘iPhone moment’, diz Sam Altman
Sam Altman é, por definição, alguém extremamente exposto aos avanços da inteligência artificial, mas trabalha no computador, do mesmo jeito, há 20 anos. A AI ainda não conseguiu mudar isso. “Estamos em um mundo com todo avanço tecnológico, mas ainda não tivemos o ‘iPhone moment’ que mudou completamente a forma como alguém interage com uma […] The post AI precisa de um ‘iPhone moment’, diz Sam…
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has likened the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) to the period preceding the launch of the iPhone. "We're living in a world of constant technological advancement, but we haven't yet experienced the 'iPhone moment' that completely transformed how people interact with new technology," he told David Senra, a tech-focused YouTuber.
Altman, who is an early adopter of smartphones, believes that the devices that predated the iPhone, such as the Palm Trio, already possessed much of the necessary technology, but lacked the product ideas that made the iPhone an instant success. He believes that the next frontier for AI lies in developing the right product ideas.
OpenAI's Codex, a company dedicated to agents, is designed to address many of these product questions, but Altman himself has not taken the lead in this area. Instead, he has focused his efforts on research and computing, prioritizing the creation of more intelligent models and their efficient execution for a wider audience. Altman suggested that the slow adoption of AI by the general public is partly due to the inertia of the American economy, with people continuing to do things the way they always have.
He believes that the solution, born out of overly optimistic expectations within the sector, will enable a smoother transition to an AI-driven world.
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