OpenAICEO: Musk's criticism of the company is completely wrong

On June 9, it was reported that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, responded to Elon Musk's criticism in a recent interview and said that the latter's comments on this AI startup company were completely wrong.On Wednesday local time, Ultraman participated in an event in Delhi, India and was asked how he viewed Musk's criticism that "OpenAI is not a true non-profit organization" because Microsoft has invested billions of dollars in the company

On June 9, it was reported that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, responded to Elon Musk's criticism in a recent interview and said that the latter's comments on this AI startup company were completely wrong.

On Wednesday local time, Ultraman participated in an event in Delhi, India and was asked how he viewed Musk's criticism that "OpenAI is not a true non-profit organization" because Microsoft has invested billions of dollars in the company.

In response, Ultraman stated that he did not want to have any conflicts with Musk, but he wanted people to know that the billionaire's criticism of OpenAI was completely wrong. I really don't want to have any conflicts with Musk, I like this guy. But I think he's completely wrong about this. To some extent, he can say whatever he wants, but I'm proud of what we're doing. I think we'll make a positive contribution to the world, and I'm working hard to fulfill this promise

Ultraman and Musk co founded OpenAI in 2015, but Musk resigned from his board position in 2018. At that time, the San Francisco startup attributed Musk's resignation to Tesla's construction of auto drive system.

But Musk repeatedly criticized OpenAI after leaving, stating that it deviated from his original open-source intentions and at one point hinted that he might sue the company.

Musk has repeatedly warned of the dangers of advanced artificial intelligence, stating that it may pose a threat to human survival. In March of this year, Musk signed an open letter with over 1000 technology industry professionals calling for a six-month suspension of training on artificial intelligence systems that are more advanced than OpenAIGPT-4.

Musk is the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, as well as the owner of Twitter. In April this year, Musk said that he would launch his own artificial intelligence Chatbot TruthGPT. On March 9th, a document showed that Musk had founded a new artificial intelligence company called X.AI.

In an interview in May, Musk stated that he believed it was necessary to find another company to compete with Google and Microsoft. He said, "I think there should be a third important horse in the competition

Both Ultraman and Musk have called for the regulation of advanced artificial intelligence. (Small)