Sam Altman’s Surprising Reversal: Why Humans Still Run Companies in the Age of AI

Sam Altman’s Surprising Reversal: Why Humans Still Run Companies in the Age of AI

Sam Altman once predicted AI would wipe out entire classes of jobs. He floated the idea of an AI CEO running OpenAI itself. Those days appear over. The OpenAI chief now says he would much rather engage with a person than an AI for almost everything. He believes the world wants accountability tied to a human face, not a model. And he admits the technology has not transformed the economy in the way he expected. This shift comes as Altman declares …

Altman's U-turn: from wanting an AI CEO to no one does

In November, Sam Altman wanted OpenAI to be the first big company run by an AI boss. He said it would be an embarrassment if it were not. This week, he said people do not want an AI boss at all. “Shame on me if OpenAI is not the first big company run by an […] This story continues at The Next Web

Sam Altman says people don’t really want an AI to act as CEO: ‘I think the world wants to know about the person’

Anadolu/Anadolu via Getty ImagesOpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he doesn't think people would want an AI to be CEO.Altman said society's broader focus on humanity is one of the reasons an AI job wipeout hasn't happened.Even as AI models advance, Altman still sees a space for human judgment.OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he doesn't believe people would want an AI to replace his job."I think for my job, for example, I think the world wants to know about th…