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OpenAI CEO Reveals What It Is About AI that Keeps Him Awake at Night
WASHINGTON, DC, JUL 23 – OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts AI will automate many roles, causing entire job categories to vanish while also creating new types of employment, reflecting historical workforce shifts.
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman delivered remarks on July 22, 2025, at a Federal Reserve conference in Washington, D.C., discussing AI risks and implications.
- Altman outlined concerns about AI-driven fraud, job displacement, accelerating AI capabilities, and uncertain social impacts driving his warnings.
- He described scenarios including AI-enabled voice fraud posing an imminent crisis, some job categories disappearing, and a race to control AI development.
- Altman expressed deep concern about a looming fraud crisis involving digital voice ID authentication and emphasized that if OpenAI does not act swiftly, others will seize the opportunity.
- His remarks suggest urgent regulation and safeguards are needed, as AI advances challenge security, employment, and societal decision-making frameworks.
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