Sam Altman à Decoded : “Le monde devrait accepter que certaines choses négatives se produisent” face aux bénéfices de l’IA
Le PDG d’OpenAI a cherché à distinguer sa position de celle de son concurrent Anthropic en matière de réglementation de l’intelligence artificielle.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, revealed in a Decoded exclusive interview with POLITICO that his company and its rival Anthropic hold fundamentally different views on AI regulation. Despite these differences, both companies are now supporting stricter state-level US laws that impose higher security requirements on AI models compared to their previous stances.
Sam Altman emphasized that the advantages of AI justify accepting certain risks and that the technology must remain widely accessible to the public. He stressed that the world should accept that certain negative outcomes may occur alongside the benefits of this technology, as he believes people will generate far more positive outcomes than negative ones.
However, Altman firmly rejected the idea of "making the compromise to say: 'we will ensure there are no major hacks, no misuse of this technology, zero fraud, or any other negative outcome.'" He claimed that he doesn't believe in "truly catastrophic risks," particularly the possibility of losing control over AI.
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