Chief scientist of OpenAI: one day humans will choose to integrate with machines

CTOnews.com, Oct. 29, according to the MIT Technology Review, Ilya Sutskever, co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI, was interviewed recently about the future of the company and the AI industry.

Ilya Sutskever says his priority right now is not to make the next GPT or DALL-E, but to study how to stop the super AI from getting out of control. He also believes that ChatGPT may be conscious and that the world needs to be aware of the true power of AI. "one day, humans will choose to merge with machines."

Tuyuan Pexels also admitted that the development of ChatGPT has changed many people's expectations for the future, turning things that "will never happen" into things that "happen faster than you think." In predicting the development prospect of AGI (CTOnews.com Note: Artificial General Intelligence, General AI / General artificial Intelligence), he said that "the important thing is to discuss its development direction" and that one day, human beings will really have AI.

While others are still upset that machines can compete with human intelligence, Ilya Sutskever is preparing for machines to surpass humans, the report said. He calls it artificial super intelligence (Artificial Superintelligence): "it can see more clearly and can see things we can't see."

He cited AlphaGo as an example: in 2016, when AlphaGo beat South Korean go player Lee se-dol 4-1, AlphaGo played the "unprecedented" winning game in the history of the match. "it found a way to play go. Unlike the methods that have been jointly developed by humans for thousands of years, it has come up with new ideas."