Exclusive: Inside the mind behind ChatGPT | Nightline

ABC News's Rebecca Jarvis talks exclusively with the OpenAI's CEO about ChatGPT's latest update, concerns about potential misuse and its future.

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[tpop]

What a time to be alive for better or worse

[sizzlindomino]

Dude the "recipe" play on words at 4:13 had me dying

[patrinaherringshaw]

I'm all for the progression of technology but since it takes what is available on the internet and states it is fact... That is scary as hell!

[scottb]

Really interested in the potential benefits of AI and how it can make our lives easier and help us create better products.

[George-lqli]

Nowadays it is not about new discoveries or work experience, but more about how you use "technology". This is very revolutionary!

[YASH-xosl]

04:14 wow those bright red colors of the nailpent.

[Zero_ss]

Its based on research google shared for free but this guy doesnt share any of his own companies research despite it being called "open"ai. Even going so far as to sell out to googles competitor Microsoft, pretty disgusting and hardly anything heroic about it.

[dutchyttm]

There are models like Llama which you can now run locally on your laptop 10x smaller then GPT and perform better according to scientific benchmarks so the turn off switch is not an option anymore for those who want to use LLM's and those models can be pre-trained on specific data for specific use cases.

[kazuyoshisakamoto]

Even though I am still using 3.5, it has been greatly helpful to me.

[garypick]

The endgame for the technologist utopianist is to replace all work and effort with technology that simply does everything for us. If your work defines you, you are going to simply have to find another way to define yourself and your self worth.

[schifferp.k]

if we as humans want to innovative more, we must spend less time with meaningless activities and put our minds into difficulty task. having ai do the simple task allows for more innovation. but it will definitely be at the cost of jobs, sadly!

[extrastout]

Yeah people use it for cheating when writing essays cause it provides unique answers.

[joshlundy]

We should send the creator of this technology to the cobalt mines in Africa and see how he feels about how AI can solve that problem

[hadoufu]

When she said the names of those two countries, I saw the prejudice as always. I don't know if this bias will affect AI's cognition and judgment. If this is the case, then it shows that no matter how much technology develops, human prejudice cannot be changed.

[dariokartal]

Q: What changes because of AI? A: Surprise! Q: Whatcha mean? A: The entrepreneurs get very rich and CS experts go the way of EE plumbers. People should be happy that I'm a little bit scared of this. Q: Oh, you? A: Yeah, well, I'm honest like that. So, I'm a good guy.

[burjisazrael]

She's questioning the CEO in a way as if any negative outcome caused as a result of misuse of this product is going to be OpenAI's fault!

[npal]

Well, creators of The Terminators and the Cylons had good intentions. Look what happened. When AI movies become reality.

[cmralph...]

The general public should not be used as a free software laboratory for this. That's what research laboratories are for.

[stephaniekappel]

Vague responses. Tell educators HOW this will help in education. HOW will this NOT create cheaters?

[benjamin]

Is this gonna end like the pied piper series?