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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently shared an ambitious plan for ChatGPT at an AI event. When asked about personalization, Altman revealed his goal for the model to store every detail of a person’s life. Imagine a tiny model with a trillion tokens of context holding your entire life story, from every conversation and email to every book and data source.
ChatGPT has become an operating system for college students, with young people making life decisions based on its advice. The idea of an AI system knowing everything sounds exciting, but the thought of trusting a tech giant with our personal information is a bit unsettling.
While the potential benefits of an all-knowing AI assistant are tempting, we must consider the risks of misuse by profit-driven companies. Despite the advancements in AI technology, there is always a chance of errors and intentional manipulation.
In a world where our AI could schedule our appointments, plan our travels, and anticipate our needs, it’s crucial to balance convenience with privacy and security. Ultimately, the future of ChatGPT is both thrilling and concerning, reminding us to approach technological advancements with caution.
