00:00OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the world is right to fear AI companies gaining too much power,
00:06warning they could exert undue influence over the economy and society.
00:11Altman made the comments at Salesforce's Dreamforce conference in San Francisco
00:16as debate grows over the risk of artificial intelligence and whether it needs tighter regulation.
00:23These models have gotten so good, so fast,
00:26that we need to treat the alignment and monitoring and security with a new level of rigor,
00:31and we have to be willing to pace our development of capabilities such that capabilities always,
00:39such that alignment, safety, and monitoring are always ahead of capabilities.
00:44And the Hugging Face incident triggered a real reset, not just in our own company, but I think the whole
00:49industry.
00:50Meanwhile, OpenAI says it is backing a series of bipartisan bills in the U.S. Congress
00:55aimed at reducing the risk of AI being used to accelerate biological weapons and synthetic viruses.
01:01The company is also supporting the Frontier Act,
01:03which would require leading AI companies to use independent evaluators to assess the safety of their models.
01:09The push comes as AI companies face growing pressure to show
01:13that rapid advances in AI capabilities are matched by stronger safety measures.
01:18So, let's say it is.
01:18Is it an apparent difference,
01:18Because it is something that you might am pensando,
01:21what they
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