New York Times on 'Wrong Side of History', OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Says at NYT Event
Facing questions about AI and copyright issues, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called for rethinking fair use and proposed revenue-sharing systems to compensate creators.
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