A conversation with OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman | Hosted by IDEAS NCBR

IDEAS NCBR invites you to a Fireside Chat with Sam Altman, the savvy CEO of OpenAI. A must-attend for scientists, entrepreneurs, and students immersed in AI, this is your chance to tap into Sam's insights and navigate the AI waters more confidently.

On May 23rd, at 9:30 CET, University of Warsaw’s Auditorium Maximum will be the nerve center of AI discussions. Not just a hotbed of ideas, this event is also your platform to forge connections within the AI community. Remember, AI might work with binary, but networking isn't a zero-sum game.

The essence of AI is not just coding and machine learning models; it's the spark of creativity that leads to transformative solutions. Join us as we embark on this intellectual journey, shaping the future of AI one discussion at a time. After all, we believe in the power of AI to change the world, and while we're at it, we might as well change the world with a grin!

IDES NCBR is a Polish research and development center that focuses on AI. This event is a perfect embodiment of IDEAS NCBR’s mission to ensure that Poland is present on a global map of AI – by educating the best specialists and allowing them to conduct research on the highest global level.

[jesoansolo]

Definitely it is remarkable the contribution of the Polish workforce and talent to design and create the OpenAI products. Mr Altmant says he does not know what does Poland have that it delivered that kind of talent, I humbly believe that Poland has a sense of scientifical rigour, focus and genuine aspiration to improve humanity applying values and principles towards work and sense of ownership and responsibility. Poland students efforts in acquiring education and skills cannot go unnoticed.

[malgo_pl]

Thanks @IDEAS NCBR for sharing the recording.
Also many thanks to Sam for recognizing the Polish input and participation in the OpenAI models' creation

[timtim]

Panel: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI; Wojciech Zaremba, Cofounder of OpenAI; Szymon Sidor, Research Scientist at OpenAI. Moderator: Sylwia Czubkowska.

[FreakyStyleytobby]

Przezabawne to jest - P. Czubkowska pyta (w 18:40) o radę nt stworzenia własnego LLM przez instytucję w Polsce (uniwersytet, startup).
A chłopaki mówią:
- (Wojciech) korzystajcie z AI (z naszego produktu); pomóżcie nam w ewaluacji poprawności naszego modelu
- (Szymon) poprosimy więcej danych
- (Sam) poprosimy rząd o więcej danych
W takich momentach czuć, że przemawia do Ciebie korporacja, nie humanista.
Odpowiedzią na (fantastyczne) pytanie p Czubkowskiej może być: Żeby stworzyć tak ambitny projekt jak LLM - nie czekaj aż pomoże Ci Wujek Sam (bo nie pomoże, bo to nie w jego interesie), tylko zakasuj rękawy i do roboty!! Uniwersytecie! Startupowcu! To do Ciebie.

P.S. Nacje o wyżej rozwiniętym instynkcie samozachowawczym, jak UK, już zaczęły odpalać projekty swoich LLM. (info: luty 2023, 900mln funtów do włożenia w BritGPT). Dołączmy do nich.

[thomasproshowski]

Dear Sir Wojciech, you are the King & Genius. You should claim the Throne like Micholaj Kopernikus 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[blazeblaut]

Is there an option to share full stream? I was watching partially in the morning and thought that this will be available later but I can't reach that material anymore :C

[maxziebell]

Thank you for sharing this insightful talk! I greatly appreciated the panel. Is there a Q&A session available that I can access?

[jakub.jasiczak]

A dlaczego w finalnym materiale wycięliście dyskusję z salą? To w kilku miejscach było ciekawsze od głównej rozmowy.

[florpglurinozin]

Super wywiad i bardzo ciekawy wątek poruszający temat wkładu polskich informatyków w tworzeniu SI. Jednak boli mnie ograniczona długość wywiadu, mam pewność że mógł być jeszcze bardziej wyczerpójący...

[mysticalword]

this is like the 100th interviewer to call it 'chatGTP'

[Crptr]

10:38 finally someone actually recognizing a time horizon for when we will have AGI... I heard pretty clearly a decade or so.

[MichaelHalbert]

Copyright owners don't want the option to opt out, they want to be asked first if they want to b opt in.

[MichaelHalbert]

Sam knew that there were many dangers with AI before he put it out to the public, but he did it anyway. Now he wants our government to regulate it and to take responsibility for it. I say let Sam take responsibility.

[jamesleo]

The best decision I ever made in my life was investing in financial market. Trust me guys, it pays!😊

[lisyliski]

Yeah, it's so nice to hear all the warm words about Poland and Polish scientists working on such a millennium milestone. I'm proud of it. But it's pretty irrelevant to the discussion. The most important thing is for the world to find a way to agree on a common AI law that will give us international dominance over these super-powerful neural networks. I can imagine that a number of countries will develop their networks in secret just to secure their geopolitical position. It's certain that the networks will surpass human cognition to an immeasurable degree, but a hotline and a code of conduct between all geopolitical competitors must be established, agreed and made transparent to the human population.

[andybaldman]

6:50 'Lawyers will be able to be supercharged.' Yay. Just what we need.

[pauleverest]

The real AI will sit in the shadows behind the one we think is the first.

[gregdee]

The "your history will be forgotten if not in training set" went right over the 2 tech guys' heads...

[timtim]

Good panel. Interviewer was not up on LLMs and AI, and did not have informed questions.

[planetmuskvlog]

What we want is a slow-down in Ai development. What we don’t want is for you to wake up a consciousness in there! Humans now have tools that could keep us busy for the next decade, but you ate hell bent on obsoleting these tools before most people can benefit