Long-time Silicon Valley investor Sam Altman helped start OpenAI as a research project in 2015. Now, it's one of the most powerful AI companies in tech.
Now, Altman will answer questions from a Senate Judiciary subcommittee, acting as a quasi-industry spokesman for companies racing ahead to deploy chatbots and other tools to the public,
including Google and Microsoft. Topics are likely to include the risks of AI, competition in the industry and how government should handle it — and maybe even whether robots are going to kill us all.
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