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Sam Altman is the head of OpenAI, a company developing advanced artificial intelligence systems.
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed concern about a possible dystopian scenario if one person or company uses extremely powerful artificial intelligence to impose their worldview on others.
“If extraordinarily powerful AI is used by just one person or company to impose its point of view on others, the results could be extremely dystopian,” Altman wrote on his page on the social network X.
In another scenario, which the head of OpenAI fears, humanity may lose control of the future, which in this case will be taken over by AI. According to Altman, to ensure that AI always serves people, it is necessary that security practices always stay ahead of the advancement of the capabilities of AI models.

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