馃敀 Bret Taylor (OpenAI): “We’re in an AI bubble. And that’s okay.”
The chairman of the OpenAI supervisory board and CEO of startup Sierra admits that the AI boom is a classic speculative bubble. But it doesn’t have to be a disaster. On the contrary, it will allow us to weed out the unsuccessful ideas and strengthen those that are truly groundbreaking.
In a conversation with The Verge, Taylor admitted that he believes the current boom in artificial intelligence is a speculative bubble.
But in his opinion, there’s no reason to panic.
Share
You might be interested in
-
馃敀 Humans are the premium value. How not to fall for the myth of “cheap” AI
As intelligent algorithms advance, businesses face a choice: should artificial intelligence be merely a tool for cutting costs, or an opportunity to unlock human potential?
-
馃敀 A calculator for minds or systemic laziness? The essence of the debate about AI in schools
While Asian schools are turning education over to algorithms en masse, we are still seeking a humanistic compromise. The skills of the entire next generation of workers depend on which model we…
-
馃敀 AI in creative work: muzzle or overdrive?
In the debate over tools for generating text, images or music, two extreme fears collide. There’s growing fear of fake content, copyright infringements and the loss of artists’ control over their own…
-
馃敀 Regulatory straitjacket or digital shield? Two visions for the future of AI
The world is facing a dilemma: whether to keep AI in check with regulations, or to trust free-market mechanisms and legal liability. For businesses, this means calculating whether it is more cost-effective…
