OpenAI Altman: The huge benefits of artificial intelligence are worth taking some risksOpenAI 奥尔特曼：人工智能的巨大效益值得承担部分风险

IT House reported on October 5 that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently said in an exclusive interview with the "Decoded" column that his company and competitor Anthropic still have fundamental worldview differences on the issue of artificial intelligence regulation. Altman pointed out that the huge benefits brought by AI technology are fully worth some of the risks society bears, and this technology should continue to be widely open to the public. "I think there's a huge gulf between the two sides," Altman said in an interview. When asked explicitly where his differences with Anthropic and its CEO Dario Amodei lie, Altman pointed out: "We firmly believe that in order to obtain the dividends of this technology and give people autonomy, the world should bear certain accompanying costs and negative events." IT House noted that Anthropic has long been regarded as the strongest promoter of strict regulation of AI within the industry; in contrast, OpenAI has previously favored light regulation. But in recent months, the policy gap between the two AI giants has gradually narrowed, as OpenAI grappled with high-profile hacks and runaway model behavior and the company backed tougher industry rules. Despite signs of convergence, Altman has taken pains to distinguish his company's regulatory claims from Anthropic's. The head of OpenAI later clarified that he was also unable to accept "the risk of a truly devastating disaster," including the potential for "serious loss of human control of AI."