OpenAI 不再追求"天空中的魔法智能"？Altman 称对 AI 的宗教化类比感到不安
Apparently, OpenAI isn't trying to build "magic intelligence in the sky" anymore
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman 表示，人们把"宗教力量或对人类判断力的让渡"加在 AI 模型上让他"非常不安"，并称这是一个"真正的安全问题"。此番表态出现在《纽约时报》详细报道 Anthropic 接触宗教领袖、以及教皇 Leo XIV 称"算法缺乏人性的火花"之后。Altman 曾在 2023 和 2024 年称 OpenAI 的目标是构建"天空中的魔法智能"，并多次表示其目标是达到科幻电影《Her》级别的 AI。
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is pushing back against religious analogies tied to AI models. He says it makes him "very uncomfortable" when people "ascribe religious force or a surrender of human judgment to AI models," calling this a "real safety issue." His comments follow a detailed New York Times report on Anthropic's outreach to religious leaders and a statement from Pope Leo XIV that "algorithms lack the spark of humanity."
Altman himself said in 2023 and 2024 that OpenAI's goal was to build "magic intelligence in the sky." That same year, he said he hoped to be on God's side and felt "on the side of the angels" working on AI. OpenAI has also talked with religious leaders . Altman has also said repeatedly that his goal is AI on the level of the sci-fi movie "Her," meaning deeply humanized. That's different from ascribing consciousness or religious meaning to the models themselves, but whether this kind of spiritual talk is much more trustworthy is up to you.