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Mark Cuban and Sam Altman Just Warned About Disappearing Jobs and the Need to Learn AI
WASHINGTON, DC, JUL 23 – Sam Altman highlighted AI's rapid advancement could eliminate many jobs, boost productivity by up to 10 times, and create risks like synthetic fraud and impersonation, urging cautious regulation.
- At a Federal Reserve conference in Washington, DC, Sam Altman warned that AI could wipe out entire job categories, including healthcare, during a fireside chat with regulators.
- Only five years ago, Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, remarked, `AI was still in the distant future`, but new models now achieve gold-level performance in expert tasks, highlighting rapid evolution.
- Pointing to customer support, Altman warned that AI demonstrates a diagnostic leap, while customer service positions are particularly vulnerable to automation.
- In response, Altman urged governments and businesses to adopt AI quickly but mindfully, stressing regulation should enable innovation.
- Predicting industry evolution, Altman described that `AI company` soon sounds outmoded and outlined three AI risk categories.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared his view of the promise and peril of advanced artificial intelligence at a Federal Reserve conference in Washington, D.C. on July 22, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)For as much promise as artificial intelligence shows in making life better, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is worried. The tech leader who has done so much to develop AI and make it accessible to the public says the technology could have life-altering …
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