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Kevin Okemwa

Sam Altman says current computer form factors aren't designed to deliver the "sci-fi dream" of an AI companion like ChatGPT

An image of a woman holding a laptop in front of a ChatGPT logo displayed on a computer screen.

Generative AI is undoubtedly advancing rapidly, and can sometimes be difficult to keep up with given its ever-evolving nature. Even Jad Tarifi, a member of Google's first generative AI team, claims "AI is going to be gone by the time you finish a PhD." Instead of chasing the AI hype through vigorous studies, the executive says you'd be better off living in the real world and socializing with friends.

And as it now seems, higher education studies isn't the only thing that AI is outpacing. Speaking to Nikhil Kamath during a recent episode of the People by WTF podcast, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman indicated that today's computers and computers aren't designed to realize generative AI's full potential (via Financial Express).

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