The founder of OpenAI advocates adopting all the virtues of this technology
A few hours ago, Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI) captured the attention of millions of users when he talked about the roadmap for GPT-5, the future language model that will improve the performance of ChatGPT. With the arrival of GPT-5, Altman hopes to unify the OpenAI offering, as he considers that it has become very diffuse and, therefore, does not arouse as much interest as it should. However, the news is not about the future of the company, but about how Altman envisages the future of the technology industry as a result of the influence of artificial intelligence.
As can be seen in a Startup Bell publication, Altman took advantage of a recent conference to declare that we are entering “a golden age of humanity” thanks to the development of artificial intelligence. Therefore, he does not believe that AI is a threat to employment, but rather that it is more of an opportunity for those workers who adapt to new technological fields. For this reason, he argues that the most practical thing is to adapt to the tools that use AI, as this will ensure that professionals have a broader spectrum of skills.
The United States and China are at the forefront of AI development
The arrival of startups like DeepSeek has caused the AI market to undergo an unprecedented revolution, as giants like NVIDIA saw their foundations shake at the possibility of an artificial intelligence model capable of achieving great results without a gigantic investment. However, it is still a volatile sector that is constantly changing, which is why positions such as that of the European Union could lead to difficulties for the most promising companies.
For this reason, many experts believe that the future of work will be oriented towards artificial intelligence in certain sectors. Thus, workers will have to acquire new skills to take advantage of the benefits of this technology. Be that as it may, both the United States and China lead the AI development market, given that their companies’ advances are well ahead of what the rest of the industry achieves. And, in line with this possibility, Sam Altman has invited young people to adopt AI as something natural, as he considers it to be the key to both the technological and the employment future.
