The 37-year-old CEO behind ChatGPT fears the dystopian potential of AI—but has done more than anyone else to usher in and commercialize the new technology
Sam Altman, the 37-year-old startup-minting guru at the forefront of the, has long dreamed of a future in which computers could converse and learn like humans.
One of his clearest childhood memories is sitting up late in his bedroom in suburban St. Louis, playing with the Macintosh LC II he had gotten for his eighth birthday when he had the sudden realization: “Someday, the computer was going to learn to think,” he said.
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