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Headline : Sam Altman says AI’s killer app will be when its just a super-competent colleague

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Sam Altman heads the company driving the current generative artificial intelligence hype — and he says it’s nothing compared to what’s coming next.

In an interview with the MIT Technology Review, the OpenAI chief executive said the company’s AI chatbot, ChatGPT, which kicked off the current AI frenzy when it was released in November 2022, is “incredibly dumb” compared to future applications.

“What you really want is just this thing that is off helping you,” Altman said. He told the publication AI’s killer application would be like a “super-competent colleague that knows absolutely everything about my whole life, every email, every conversation I’ve ever had, but doesn’t feel like an extension.” He added that the app would be able to instantly complete some tasks, but be able to ask for help on more complex tasks.

And because this AI app would operate from the cloud, Altman told the MIT Technology Review he doesn’t think the future of AI will require people to buy new devices. Either way, he doesn’t think he’d be the one to develop AI hardware anyway.

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