Very famous by Openai AI Chatbot Chatgpt, rapidly becoming a Go-Two for many users who are asking for quick answers to everyday query. And it is not limited to work just. Many users are also moving to chatbott to help with daily life situations. One of these users is OpenAII CEO Sam Altman, who recently turned to the chat for parenting guidance, when he welcomed his first child earlier this year.

Speaking on the latest episode of Openai’s official podcast with Andrew Mene, Altman shared how AI is already shaping people the way people re -function as to raise children. Sharing his own example, he revealed that the chatbot was “super assistant”, while he was navigating through his early months of his upbringing. “Apparently people are able to take care of infants without chat for a long time. I don’t know how I would have done this,” Altman said.

Altman recalled that he trusted “frequent” chats, and continues to use it to ask questions about newborn care and developmental stages. “Now I ask more questions about the stages of a few development, because I can do the basics,” they explained.

While AI currently acts as a quick assistant, Altman believes that for the coming generations, it will be omnipresent. He said, “My children will never be more clever than AI,” he said, “But they will grow up and grow up, as much as we did and will be able to do things that we cannot imagine.”

The CEO of Openai said that the future generations would see AI as a common part of the world, it was naturally used as earlier generations used smartphones. “Now the children born now would just think that the world was always very smart AI,” said Altman. “They will look back as a very prehistoric period at this time.”

Despite his optimism, Altman acknowledged potential risks. “It’s not all good,” he said. “People will develop something problematic, or perhaps very problematic, para-social relationship society will have to detect new railings.”

However, he hopes that society will adjust. He said, “Society is generally good to find out how to reduce the downside,” he said, despite similar concerns, how children have been adapted to Google in the past.

For the future of the slapping, Altman believes that it will develop considerably in the next five years. “It would be a completely different thing,” he said, although he hopes that the brand name may survive.

But for Altman, the real milestone in AI and machine learning will autonomally reach a form of super-bustle capable of pursuing scientific discovery. “If we had a system that could do so, or even accelerates only scientific progress, it would be quite exciting,” he said.