OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Discusses AI's Future and Elon Musk's Concerns

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OpenAI founder Sam Altman has denied rumors that the company is already working on ChatGPT-5, stating that there is no GPT-5 in training. However, Altman admitted that upgrades and updates are in the works for GPT-4, which may have safety issues that need to be addressed. Altman's statement may not be reassuring to AI critics, as OpenAI has become increasingly closed-off and for-profit, and has not released any information on GPT-4's architecture or training data. Altman's response to the open letter calling for an AI pause is ultimately a non-answer.
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