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Sam Altman says some AI leaders "genuinely can't see their own motivations" OpenAI tech
Why it mattersThis episode features Fortune's interview with Sam Altman about AI's rapid growth and safety concerns, including his claim that some AI leaders cannot see their own motivations.
Discuss: How might AI growth and safety concerns relate to Altman's claim that some AI leaders cannot see their own motivations?
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Fortune Magazine Video Watch Update What changedSam Altman says OpenAI could show an “impressive” humanoid-robot demonstration in 2027, adding a concrete date to the company’s still-early robotics ambitions.
Fortune Magazine’s latest video says Altman also expects it to be several years before robots are routinely walking the streets. The claim describes a demonstration target, not a promise of a finished commercial robot or a timetable for widespread deployment.
That distinction matters. A striking demo in 2027 could show meaningful progress, but it would not by itself answer the harder questions around reliability, cost, safety or useful work outside a controlled setting. For now, the headline is a prediction from OpenAI’s chief executive, not a product announcement with specifications.
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- Sam Altman predicts OpenAI will show off an "impressive" humanoid robot in 2027 AI robot: Fortune Magazine says Sam Altman predicts OpenAI could have a very impressive humanoid-robot demonstration ready in 2027, while expecting widespread street use to take several more years.
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