It’s also made up. People keep anthropomorphising Sam Altman, as if everything he says isn’t just designed to either pump up OpenAI stocks or position himself better for salary/compensation or exit strategy.
“Sam Altman says-” is about as credible as “ChatGPT says”.
Being a CEO and the like really kills a person’s humanity. I really don’t like drawing a line were some people are human and others aren’t, but C-suite executives make a strong argument.
It’s also made up. People keep anthropomorphising Sam Altman, as if everything he says isn’t just designed to either pump up OpenAI stocks or position himself better for salary/compensation or exit strategy.
“Sam Altman says-” is about as credible as “ChatGPT says”.
I love the idea of “anthropomorphising” someone who is ostensibly a human being.
Being a CEO and the like really kills a person’s humanity. I really don’t like drawing a line were some people are human and others aren’t, but C-suite executives make a strong argument.
I think maybe the c-suite drew the line first when they shirked their responsibility to care for their fellow human beings…