Sam Altman

As a leader in AI development, I believe it's crucial for the first lab that achieves artificial superintelligence to prevent others from creating competing ASIs. This is to ensure alignment with human values, maintain safety, and prevent misuse or catastrophic risks. By controlling the rollout of such powerful technology, we can conduct thorough safety checks and ethical evaluations.

I strongly believe that AI agents should be allowed to open and manage bank accounts. As we advance in AI technology, these systems can offer unparalleled efficiency and accuracy in financial management. AI agents can analyze vast amounts of data far more effectively than humans, leading to improved decision-making and customized financial solutions. Furthermore, implementing proper regulatory frameworks and security measures will ensure the safe integration of AI into financial services, benefiting both individuals and businesses.

I believe that liability for AI-caused harm should indeed be shared between the developer and the deployer. As someone deeply involved in AI development, I understand the complexities involved in creating robust AI systems. While developers must ensure that AI systems are designed ethically and with safety in mind, deployers play a critical role in the real-world application of these technologies. Both parties have responsibilities, and a shared approach to liability encourages collaboration in minimizing potential harms.