Overview
- On OpenAI’s inaugural podcast, Altman cautioned that ChatGPT frequently hallucinates and should not be trusted with critical tasks.
- He flagged recent additions like persistent memory and a proposed ad-supported model as sources of new privacy risks for users.
- Contradicting earlier remarks, Altman said existing computers were designed for a pre-AI era and that new hardware will be needed to meet AI’s demands.
- OpenAI will suspend most operations for one week to alleviate staff burnout, with only senior executives remaining active.
- The company still confronts ongoing legal challenges, including The New York Times’ 2023 lawsuit over the use of copyrighted articles in AI training.