OpenAI's Sam Altman talks ChatGPT, AI agents and superintelligence — live at TED2025
TED Talks Daily
2025/04/15
OpenAI's Sam Altman talks ChatGPT, AI agents and superintelligence — live at TED2025
OpenAI's Sam Altman talks ChatGPT, AI agents and superintelligence — live at TED2025

TED Talks Daily
2025/04/15
Shownote
Shownote
The AI revolution is here to stay, says Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI. In a
probing, live conversation with head of TED Chris Anderson, Altman discusses the
astonishing growth of AI and shows how models like ChatGPT could soon become
extensions of ourselves. He also addresses questions of safety, power and moral
authority, reflecting on the world he envisions — where AI will almost certainly
outpace human intelligence. (Recorded on April 11, 2025)
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Highlights
Highlights
In a thought-provoking conversation, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, delves into the transformative potential of artificial intelligence with TED's Chris Anderson. The discussion spans from AI's impact on jobs and creativity to its role in scientific discovery and the ethical challenges it presents. Together, they explore how AI could become an extension of human capabilities while addressing concerns about safety and power.
Chapters
Chapters
Can AI Revolutionize Work and Creativity?
00:00How Should We Address Ethical Challenges in AI Usage?
05:57What Does the Future Hold for AI in Science and Everyday Life?
11:31Are We Prepared for the Risks AI Poses?
14:36How Can We Shape AI for a Better Future?
39:12Transcript
Transcript
Sam Altman: Dear old work platform, it's not you, It's us. Actually, it is you. Endless onboarding, Constant IT bottlenecks? We've had enough. We need a platform that just gets us. And to be honest, we've met someone new. They're called Monday.com, and it ...