Innovative AI is changing the way the world works. It has impacted countless industries and as it gets smarter, the likelihood is that its reach will also increase. And the beginning of this new technology, in many ways, came in November 2022, when OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public. However, even the founder and CEO of the company that created this technology, Sam Altman, did not believe in its accuracy. During a session at the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi, Altman joked: “I have the least confidence in the answers from ChatGPT on Earth.”
Sam Altman solves the AI illusion
The other things Who dealing with general AI understands the important problem known as the AI illusion. In essence, referring to AI’s confident feedback is unlikely to be substantiated by data, because it’s inadequate, misleading, or inaccurate.
The problem can be problematic because generalized AI is often used to create content including articles, analysis articles, etc. Cases of AI hallucinations can be a big deal in such cases. In fact, ChatGPT itself is not immune to this problem. That’s why Altman said it as a joke.
But he also tackles the problem with a serious response. When asked about the problem of AI illusions in ChatGPT and other GPT-based models, he said: “The problem is real. And we are working to improve it. it will lost we about a year to perfect the model. It’s a balance between creativity and precision, and we’re trying to minimize that.”
He also mentioned the challenge of making AI secure. Explaining what OpenAI does to ensure a safe and responsible AI creation, Altman said: “There is no single solution that makes AI safe. We improve algorithms, conduct audits, strive to maintain strict parameters, use filters, etc. to design safe AI.”
Notably, Altman is on a trip to six different countries, of which India is the first. He will also visit Israel, Jordan, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Korea this week.
