Overview
- Altman cautioned that ChatGPT’s AI “hallucinates” and should not be trusted without question
- He emphasized that despite millions relying on the tool for tasks from research to parenting advice the model can still generate misleading or fabricated content
- The introduction of features such as persistent memory and potential ad-supported versions has prompted fresh concerns over data handling practices
- Altman underscored the importance of transparency as OpenAI navigates ongoing legal disputes with media organizations like The New York Times
- He urged users to maintain vigilance by cross-checking outputs even as the platform remains integral to daily workflows