OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI progress is scary, calls for serious global response

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is genuinely frightening, including for himself. He expressed understanding of the widespread global anxiety over increasingly capable AI systems. Altman emphasized that society must treat AI developments with seriousness and adapt as the technology evolves. He identified safety and alignment as top priorities in managing future AI transitions responsibly. His comments come ahead of OpenAI's planned launch of a new AI model, which he says warrants both excitement and caution.

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