
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says a future version of ChatGPT could watch your computer screen, record meetings and calls, and know everything about your life within six months. Speaking at Internapalooza, he…
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says a future version of ChatGPT could watch your computer screen, record meetings and calls, and know everything about your life within six months. Speaking at Internapalooza, he described an AI that gains 'perfect context' by accessing texts, emails, documents, or Slack.
Altman says the AI would not make decisions for users but act as a helpful colleague, suggesting ideas, flagging mistakes, and writing drafts. He believes this capability is only 'one model generation away' from being incredibly useful. OpenAI hopes the technology will eventually change how AI labs themselves work.
Altman's timeline may excite venture capitalists, but ordinary users should worry about privacy. The promise of an AI that records every call and watches every meeting assumes we all want an all-knowing assistant inside our devices. Altman himself says users will 'choose' what data to share, a big if. The real test is not whether OpenAI can build this, but whether anyone will trust it enough to hand over their entire digital life.
Source: timesnownews.com
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