AI poses threat to leading intellectuals, says OpenAI CEO

Industry leaders such as Amazon and others admit they will start downsizing white-collar roles due to AI automation

AI poses threat to leading intellectuals, says OpenAI CEO
AI poses threat to leading intellectuals, says OpenAI CEO

With the dynamic and swiftly evolving field of artificial intelligence (AI), and it’s now threatening even the most cutting-edge professional roles, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman released a new alert regarding the unique capabilities of AI.

He indicated that Al can surpass the performance of top-tier talent, including PhDs holders.

In conversation with his brother Jack Altman at the Uncapped podcast, Sam Altman stated that the advanced AI system is not only replacing entry-level staff but it is now also able to resolve complex queries within a couple of minutes usually expected to the top scholars.

The tech billionaires stated: “In some sense, AIs are like the top competitive programmers in the world now,”

Altman continued, “AIs can get a top score on the world’s hardest math competitions or do problems I’d expect an expert PhD in my field to solve.”

The comment comes amid increasing concerns regarding the long-term impact of AI on the job market.

As major players such as Amazon and others admit they will start downsizing white-collar roles due to AI automation, other leaders are starting to outline a future that will eliminate the traditional career paths.

To note, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei also predicted that AI could potentially reduce nearly half of all entry-level white-collar jobs in the near future.

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