Sam Altman

I think we will get to electric vehicles much faster than we would have if he didn't exist.

I think we'll get to space much faster than we would have if he didn't exist.

And as a sort of like citizen of the world, I'm very appreciative of that.

Also, being a jerk on Twitter aside, in many instances, he's a very funny and warm guy.

Yeah, you know, maybe I should hit back and maybe someday I will, but it's not like my normal style.

Honestly, I barely know what woke means anymore.

I did for a while and I feel like the word is morphed.

So I will say I think it was too biased and will always be.

There will be no one version of GPT that the world ever agrees is unbiased.

What I think is we've made a lot, like, again, even some of our harshest critics have gone off and been tweeting about 3.5 to 4 comparisons and being like, wow, these people really got a lot better.

Not that they don't have more work to do, and we certainly do, but I appreciate critics who display intellectual honesty like that.

And there's been more of that than I would have thought.

We will try to get the default version to be as...

neutral as possible, but as neutral as possible is not that neutral if you have to do it, again, for more than one person.

And so this is where more steerability, more control in the hands of the user, the system message in particular, is I think the real path forward.

And as you pointed out, these nuanced answers that look at something from several angles.

It's harder to avoid the AI groupthink bubble.

That follows you everywhere.

There's all kinds of bubbles we live in.

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