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Altman Doges Tough Question While Talkin Up AI's Promise: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's participation in the Microsoft Build conference and the U.N.'s AI for Good conference, highlighting his defense against criticisms related to AI governance, safety, and a voice controversy involving Scarlett Johansson. Altman faced tough questions about OpenAI's business practices, governance structure, and handling of AI safety, particularly after the departures of key researchers Jan Leike and Ilya Sutskever, who had concerns about the company's priorities. The controversies and governance issues at OpenAI were contrasted with discussions at the AI for Good conference, where the U.N. Secretary-General emphasized the potential benefits of AI for education, healthcare, and disaster management, while cautioning against its misuse for spreading disinformation and biases. Read the original article from:
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