“인공지능 일부 위험 감수할만” 오픈AI 최고경영자, 앤트로픽과 입장차

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed the value of tolerating certain risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) to reap its benefits. Altman's stance differs from that of his competitor, Anthropic. During a recent interview with political news outlet Politico, Altman stated, "We believe that the world must tolerate a certain degree of negative outcomes in order to enjoy the benefits of artificial intelligence technology and the right for humans to make their own decisions."

When asked about the differences in their perspectives on AI regulation, Altman emphasized the significant divergence between the two companies. He noted that Anthropic's position on regulation is much more stringent compared to OpenAI's more moderate approach. Altman described those who argue for regulating AI development to ensure it remains under control at a single research facility in San Francisco as having "an untenable compromise."

He added that he would not accept agreements promising to prevent all bad outcomes, such as hacking, misuse, fraud, and other negative consequences. Altman believes that the advantages of widespread access to AI technology outweigh the potential risks, but he does not advocate for giving up total control over humanity's relationship with AI.

Recently, Anthropic's CEO, Dario Amodei, has been a vocal advocate for stricter regulation after stating that the speed of AI development has become "extremely rapid" and that accelerating the performance of advanced models could pose a danger. In response, Altman agreed that controlling the rapid advancement of advanced AI models is necessary and pledged to provide independent evaluators with unrestricted access to OpenAI's workforce.