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OpenAI's Altman: AI Adoption 'Non-Negotiable', Warns of Cybersecurity Risks

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, speaking at the G20 Innovation Ministerial, emphasized the non-negotiable nature of AI adoption for countries, comparing it to the adoption of electricity a century ago. He predicted a boom in entrepreneurship and economic growth due to AI. Altman also highlighted cybersecurity as a major challenge, warning that without urgent action, 'some things are going to go very wrong'. He used the example of a startup accelerator program to demonstrate AI's capabilities, noting that work once taking three months can now be done in about 17 minutes using OpenAI's Codex tool.

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