‘Very deep flaws’ in generative AI tech, says boss of ChatGPT firm OpenAI

Sam Altman told the audience that people are becoming accustomed to using AI tools and that they “know it might be wrong but that can be ok”.
Sam Altman recently returned to the helm of OpenAI after he was ousted by the board in a vote of no confidence (Alastair Grant/PA)

Sam Altman recently returned to the helm of OpenAI after he was ousted by the board in a vote of no confidence (Alastair Grant/PA)

There are “very deep flaws” in current generative AI technology and the public is learning its limitations, according to the boss of ChatGPT’s parent business.

Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI, added that, despite rapid improvements in generative AI, “you don’t actually want that to drive your car”.

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