Name: Elon Musk Leads Group Seeking to Buy OpenAI. Sam Altman Says It's ‘Not For Sale'
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The company is not for sale, neither is the mission.

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Sam, how can we trust your models are safe?

Not much talk about safety here at the summit.

How can you reassure people your models are safe?

I mean, I think you have to look at what we've done.

Uh, this summit obviously is not as focused on safety, the previous one's happened.

But it's an integral part of everything we do all the work.

It caused a lot of people laugh at me, this is not a serious person.

Can you afford your own company now though, it does raise that question, can you afford to buy Open AI off the nonprofit now?

Uh, like the nonprofit will continue as a very, very strong thing, the mission is really important and we're just, you know, we're totally focused on making sure we preserve that.

Can you, can you, do you think your government would let you do that?

And is that important for safety and for trust?

If it's not $100 billion, how much is it?

What do you think about the critics of Mr. Musk?

I mean, I think Open AI has done the most to push the benefits of AI into the world of anyone.

I think we should probably open source somewhat more, we'll probably do that.

Rock is not super open source either, but you know, that's not, that's up to him.

How are you going to convince people here though to trust you on safety?

There's a lot of concern here, there's not enough about safety in the declaration.

That actually has not been the main thing we've been hearing about.

Their concern is like, you know, can you make AI cheaper and can you have more of it and can we get it to be better and more advanced?

But again, safety is integral to what we do, as we get into this world of agents, we've got to make these systems really safe or people just won't use them.

It's the same, it's the same thing and we'll push super hard on doing that.

I mean, European people can decide whatever they want to do, but they don't have to regulate more.

The European people have to make decisions about how to balance the potentials of AI, the potential risks of AI.

And the people will decide, we'll follow the rules and, you know, there's tradeoffs either way.

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