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Altman says humans must stay in control of AI's future; Chollet endorses

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says on X that people should always stay in control of the future and that OpenAI rejects a world where humans only do what AI systems judge worth rewarding.

He says people should not cede control of the future to superintelligence, and that this requirement should ultimately constrain AI progress.

AI researcher François Chollet endorses that position on X, saying the only future worth building is one where AI remains a tool that elevates the human condition. The reports include no specific OpenAI policy, product change, or commitment tied to the statement.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 3, 9:00 PM ET

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  1. Nov 3, 8:46 PM ET · 1 article
    François Chollet endorses AI remaining a tool in human hands
    François Chollet: François Chollet endorses AI remaining a tool in human hands
  2. Nov 3, 8:40 PM ET · 1 article
    OpenAI says people must stay in control of the future
    Sam Altman: OpenAI says people must stay in control of the future

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Nov 3
  1. François CholletX
    François Chollet endorses AI remaining a tool in human hands

    AIFrançois Chollet co-signs Sam Altman's position that people should stay in control of the future. He says the only future worth building is one where AI remains a tool used to elevate the human condition.

  2. Sam AltmanX
    OpenAI says people must stay in control of the future

    AISam Altman says people should always be in control of the future and that OpenAI rejects a world where humans do only what AI systems think is worth rewarding. He adds that people should not cede control of the future to superintelligence, and that this requirement should ultimately constrain AI progress.

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