In March, Elon Musk gave a push to criticism surrounding OpenAI's AI-powered platform, ChatGPT, by signing an open letter that demanded a pause on training systems more powerful than GPT-4. However, the tech billionaire has now said that he just wanted to be on record,” adding that he signed on to that letter “knowing it was futile.” JIM WATSON/GETTY IMAGES
In March, Elon Musk gave a push to criticism surrounding OpenAI’s AI-powered platform, ChatGPT, by signing an open letter that demanded a pause on training systems “more powerful” than GPT-4. However, the tech billionaire has now said that he just “wanted to be on record,” adding that he signed on to that letter “knowing it was futile.”
In March, Elon Musk gave a push to criticism surrounding OpenAI’s AI-powered platform, ChatGPT, by signing an open letter that demanded a pause on training systems “more powerful” than GPT-4. However, the tech billionaire has now said that he just “wanted to be on record,” adding that he signed on to that letter “knowing it was futile.” JIM WATSON/GETTY IMAGES
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