OpenAICEO: Musk taught me to invest in technology, but I am not interested in immigrating to Mars

On Thursday, May 25th, local time, Sam Altman, co founder and CEO of artificial intelligence research company OpenAI, gave a speech at University College London, discussing his relationship with Elon Musk. Ultraman is very grateful to Musk for teaching him how to invest in technology, but he is not interested in immigrating to Mars

On Thursday, May 25th, local time, Sam Altman, co founder and CEO of artificial intelligence research company OpenAI, gave a speech at University College London, discussing his relationship with Elon Musk. Ultraman is very grateful to Musk for teaching him how to invest in technology, but he is not interested in immigrating to Mars.

Ultraman is also more optimistic about artificial intelligence than in the past, believing that advanced artificial intelligence will reduce global inequality. Although some people believe that generative artificial intelligence systems will lower the wages of ordinary workers or lead to mass unemployment, thereby exacerbating global inequality, Ultraman said he believes the opposite will happen. He pointed out that artificial intelligence will help promote global economic growth and improve production efficiency, which should help people lift themselves out of poverty and create new opportunities.

Ultraman said, "I am very excited that this technology can bring back the productivity gains that have been lost in the past few decades, and not just catch up." He reiterated his basic argument that there are two "limiting factors" in the world, namely intellectual costs and energy costs. He said that if the costs of these two products are significantly reduced, then their assistance to the poor should be greater than that of the rich. Artificial intelligence technology will enhance the entire world, "he said.

Ultraman also stated that he believes there are different versions of artificial intelligence, such as super intelligence. Although this technology may pose a serious danger to all humanity, it is actually controllable.

Ultraman explained that: My previous view of super intelligence was that we would build a very powerful system, which is inherently very dangerous. But I think we now see a path where we can build many of these tools, which will become increasingly powerful and widely used around the world. They can help individuals improve efficiency, be able to do more things, and their output may significantly increase The place where it can work is not only in supporting neural networks, but also in all the new sciences we are discovering and in all the new things we are creating

When asked what he learned from different mentors, Ultraman mentioned Musk. He said, "Of course, I learned from Musk what is possible. You don't need to accept it, you can't ignore the hard research and hard technology, which is very valuable

Ultraman also answered a question, whether he believes that artificial intelligence can help humans settle on Mars. Listen, I don't want to live on Mars, it sounds terrible! "He said. But I'm glad others did it, "Ultraman suggested that robots should be sent to Mars first to help transform the planet and make it more suitable for human habitation. (Small)