OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledged a "non-zero" probability of AI leading to the end of human civilization and warned against the risks of excessive power concentration.
OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman directly addressed the existential risks of AI in an in-depth interview with Vanity Fair on October 5, acknowledging that the possibility of AI leading to the end of human civilization is "non-zero." He also warned that the high concentration of power in the hands of a few companies or countries through AI "would be equally catastrophic."
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