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If this technology (AI) goes wrong, it can go quite wrong ~ Sam Altman

Artificial intelligence is being utilized to identify potholes and assist in their repair. This application of AI aims to improve road maintenance efficiency and safety. Follow for Latest AI news 😊

Being educated as an entrepreneur is not the issue, but being educated with the wrong knowledge and attitude is definitely not good for an entrepreneur's long-term success. Be educated the right way with an appropriate attitude. Who agrees with me,

### My personal observation #### With the advancement of AI, countries like India will be benefited most. The reason being, India has a large untapped talent pool. As knowledge has become more open and AI will become an adviser to them. If the young

Women face increasing risks of harassment and violence, especially in urban areas and during nighttime, with existing safety measures often being reactive or inefficient. Our solution is an AI-driven real-time threat detection system that proactively

The AI race is about accuracy now. Being the least wrong. Whoever builds the model that hallucinates the least will win. That’s what business needs. That’s what everyone will trust. I expect to see massive urgency around this.

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, an

In November 2023, OpenAI fired its CEO Sam Altman out of nowhere. No warning. No leaks. Just gone. 4 days later? He was back. Microsoft stepped in. Employees revolted. It was the craziest 96 hours in Silicon Valley history. On November 17, OpenAI’s

Ilya and Open AI missions with his new “safe” AI Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI, is launching a new venture called Safe Superintelligence, dedicated to creating artificial general intelligence (AGI) that prioritizes safety, akin to "nuclear sa