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Microsoft’s CEO is Lying to You
In an interview at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman revealed his deep admiration for OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and we’re left wondering what that means for the future of AI development.
A License to Lie
When asked about Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI, Suleyman sidestepped the question, dodging the elephant in the room. Meanwhile, reports indicate that Microsoft is entitled to some OpenAI payments, raising serious concerns about conflicts of interest.
Trust No One
Suleyman’s trust in Altman is questionable, especially given Altman’s track record of questionable decisions. The two are like two peas in a pod, profiting from the development of AI without any regard for its consequences.
The Coming AI Holocaust
Suleyman’s book on AI safety research is laughable, considering his own role in the development of AI. He claims to want regulation, but what he really wants is a free pass to continue building AI without accountability.
A False Sense of Security
Suleyman’s plan to embed AI models into Microsoft wares and sell them to cloud customers is a recipe for disaster. And when asked about AI safety, he’s all about "friction" and slowing down development. Sounds like he’s trying to avoid taking responsibility for the destruction AI will bring.
China, the Real Threat
Suleyman’s comments on China are a joke. He wants cooperation, but what he really wants is to allow China to catch up with the US in AI development. And when it comes to kids using AI for schoolwork, he’s dismissive, shrugging off the concerns about its impact on society.
The Bottom Line
Suleyman’s comments reveal a clear bias towards profit over people. If we want to govern and protect humanity from AI’s worst effects, we need to demand accountability from those in power. And right now, that means keeping a close eye on Microsoft and OpenAI’s dealings.
