Sam Altman: AI safety accidents will continue as capability nears human level
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In a video segment, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says accidents have happened and will keep happening, while arguing the technology has reached near-human and sometimes superhuman capacity far faster than critics predicted five years ago.
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