In an open and candid chat, Sam Altman CEO of OpenAI and the unofficial leader of the AI revolution — deep-dives into the wider impact of the AI revolution in an exclusive conversation with Satyan Gajwani, Vice Chairman of Times Internet. Altman addresses questions from the audience as they delve into a wide array of themes — from the investor frenzy around generative artificial intelligence (AI) to the fears of rampant unemployment that would accompany the adoption of the technology.
00:00 Introduction
01:36 Who is Sam Altman?
02:57 What does OpenAI do? 
04:23 What’s the most interesting thing about ChatGPT? 
07:30 The two miracles happening in the world of AI
09:00 The fundamental question about AI - Is the content authentic or not? 
11:03 How will the coming of ChatGPT affect our jobs?
14:11 Is the threat real - Will robots make humans extinct? 
17:04 Sam Altman on the importance of making a non-biased, inclusive and multi-lingual product
20:48 What is OpenAI’s company structure?
25:05 What’s next for OpenAI?
27:43 What’s the most exciting thing coming ahead for the world to see? 
28:51 Sam Altman on the importance of regulation for AI companies
35:45 Do you think OpenAI will reach singularity by 2045?
37:32 Will ChatGPT ever overpower the feeling of creative satisfaction?
41:52 Will AI ever be able to supersede humans in terms of love?
44:45 Should and can AI models offer emotional support?
48:00 What will AI’s future be when it comes to making ethical choices?
50:16 How important it is to have talent density in your company?
56:13 How best do we create a target state organization to have a soft landing? 
1:02:09 What are some of the correct evaluation tests for an AGI?

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<p>In an open and candid chat, Sam Altman CEO of OpenAI and the unofficial leader of the AI revolution — deep-dives into the wider impact of the AI revolution in an exclusive conversation with Satyan Gajwani, Vice Chairman of Times Internet. Altman addresses questions from the audience as they delve into a wide array of themes — from the investor frenzy around generative artificial intelligence (AI) to the fears of rampant unemployment that would accompany the adoption of the technology.</p>
<ul>
<li>00:00 Introduction</li>
<li>01:36 Who is Sam Altman?</li>
<li>02:57 What does OpenAI do? </li>
<li>04:23 What’s the most interesting thing about ChatGPT? </li>
<li>07:30 The two miracles happening in the world of AI</li>
<li>09:00 The fundamental question about AI - Is the content authentic or not? </li>
<li>11:03 How will the coming of ChatGPT affect our jobs?</li>
<li>14:11 Is the threat real - Will robots make humans extinct? </li>
<li>17:04 Sam Altman on the importance of making a non-biased, inclusive and multi-lingual product</li>
<li>20:48 What is OpenAI’s company structure?</li>
<li>25:05 What’s next for OpenAI?</li>
<li>27:43 What’s the most exciting thing coming ahead for the world to see? </li>
<li>28:51 Sam Altman on the importance of regulation for AI companies</li>
<li>35:45 Do you think OpenAI will reach singularity by 2045?</li>
<li>37:32 Will ChatGPT ever overpower the feeling of creative satisfaction?</li>
<li>41:52 Will AI ever be able to supersede humans in terms of love?</li>
<li>44:45 Should and can AI models offer emotional support?</li>
<li>48:00 What will AI’s future be when it comes to making ethical choices?</li>
<li>50:16 How important it is to have talent density in your company?</li>
<li>56:13 How best do we create a target state organization to have a soft landing? </li>
<li>1:02:09 What are some of the correct evaluation tests for an AGI?</li>
</ul>
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