Arvind Narayanan

And I don't think things are moving as quickly as I did 12 months ago.

And I don't think things are moving as quickly as I did 12 months ago.

Making models bigger and bigger doesn't seem to be working anymore. I think new developments have to come from different scientific ideas. Maybe it's agents, maybe it's something else.

Making models bigger and bigger doesn't seem to be working anymore. I think new developments have to come from different scientific ideas. Maybe it's agents, maybe it's something else.

Making models bigger and bigger doesn't seem to be working anymore. I think new developments have to come from different scientific ideas. Maybe it's agents, maybe it's something else.

I think our intuitions are too powerfully shaped by sci-fi portrayals of AI. And I think that's really a big problem. This idea that AI can become self-aware. When we look at the way that AI is architected today, that kind of fear has no basis in reality. Maybe one day in the future, people are going to build AI systems where that becomes at least somewhat possible. And we should have...

I think our intuitions are too powerfully shaped by sci-fi portrayals of AI. And I think that's really a big problem. This idea that AI can become self-aware. When we look at the way that AI is architected today, that kind of fear has no basis in reality. Maybe one day in the future, people are going to build AI systems where that becomes at least somewhat possible. And we should have...

I think our intuitions are too powerfully shaped by sci-fi portrayals of AI. And I think that's really a big problem. This idea that AI can become self-aware. When we look at the way that AI is architected today, that kind of fear has no basis in reality. Maybe one day in the future, people are going to build AI systems where that becomes at least somewhat possible. And we should have...

visibility, transparency, monitoring regulation around these systems to make sure that developers don't. But that would be a choice. That's a choice that society can make, that governments and companies can make. It's not that despite our best efforts, AI is going to become conscious and have agency and do things that are harmful to humanity.

visibility, transparency, monitoring regulation around these systems to make sure that developers don't. But that would be a choice. That's a choice that society can make, that governments and companies can make. It's not that despite our best efforts, AI is going to become conscious and have agency and do things that are harmful to humanity.

visibility, transparency, monitoring regulation around these systems to make sure that developers don't. But that would be a choice. That's a choice that society can make, that governments and companies can make. It's not that despite our best efforts, AI is going to become conscious and have agency and do things that are harmful to humanity.

That whole line of fear, I think, is completely unfounded.

That whole line of fear, I think, is completely unfounded.

That whole line of fear, I think, is completely unfounded.

Because the gap between benchmarks and the real world is big and it's only growing bigger. As AI becomes more useful, it's harder to figure out how useful it is based on these artificial environments.

Because the gap between benchmarks and the real world is big and it's only growing bigger. As AI becomes more useful, it's harder to figure out how useful it is based on these artificial environments.

Because the gap between benchmarks and the real world is big and it's only growing bigger. As AI becomes more useful, it's harder to figure out how useful it is based on these artificial environments.

I would resign. I don't think I would be a good CEO. But if there were one thing I could change about OpenAI, I think the need for the public to know what is going on with AI development overrides the commercial interests of any company. So I think there needs to be a lot more transparency.

I would resign. I don't think I would be a good CEO. But if there were one thing I could change about OpenAI, I think the need for the public to know what is going on with AI development overrides the commercial interests of any company. So I think there needs to be a lot more transparency.

I would resign. I don't think I would be a good CEO. But if there were one thing I could change about OpenAI, I think the need for the public to know what is going on with AI development overrides the commercial interests of any company. So I think there needs to be a lot more transparency.