Sam Altman on What People Still Bring to an AI World
Innovation and solving hard problems is really like part of the fun of life for many people. And so part of what's going on here is I think we do just need to be honest that AI is going to do that part of that really well. Um I think there'll be questions about what people value…
- 01.Innovation and solving hard problems is really like part of the fun of life for many people
- 02.And so part of what's going on here is I think we do just need to be honest that AI is going to do that part of that really well
- 03.Um I think there'll be questions about what people value…
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