Openai CEO Sam Altman explains how GPT-5 will change what users and businesses can do with AI with “Mornings with Maria.”
Openai CEO Sam Altman says the launch of ChatGPT-5 marks a major step forward in AI capabilities.
“I can imagine a company could build with GPT-5, like a doctor's assistant,” Altman said Friday in “Morning and Morning.”
“It can really save a lot of lives.”
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Altman described the new model as a common “important” step in the company and technology, comparing its intelligence to PHD-level experts at their fingertips.
Openai CEO Sam Altman will speak at the Microsoft Build Conference held at the Seattle Convention Center Summit Building in Seattle, Washington on May 21, 2024 (by Jason Redmond/AFP) (Jason Redmond/Getty Images/Getty Images)
He also teased Openai's ambition to turn the GPT-5 into a powerful revenue driver, explaining his plans to sell the tools to businesses to increase productivity and efficiency.
“I think a company like Openai can build a $100 billion business line, just sell its products to other businesses,” says Altman.
“The increased efficiency, the value offered is so valuable, I think we can build a huge business here and we're excited to continue doing that.”
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One of the main use cases described by Altman was personalized workplace AI for employees. He said workers could ultimately train AI-based assistants to understand individual workflows and automate repetitive tasks. Altman said such assistants “give people a great extra leverage to work at a higher level.”
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Altman pointed out that it is most likely software engineering, finance, healthcare, and data entry. He cited early feedback from software developers using the GPT-5, saying, “I hear people say they're twice as productive and five times as productive. [are] Huge and huge numbers. ”
While Altman is optimistic about AI's long-term job creation potential, he admitted that there is likely short-term disruption in the market. Some industries may reduce staffing as tasks become more automated, he said, but he believes that in the end, new roles will emerge. Specifically, it doesn't exist yet.
“There was nothing completely new. They couldn't even think before AI,” Altman said. “And these booms will appear in these brand new jobs categories.”
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According to OpenAI, ChatGpt-5 is slowly rolling out to all ChatGPT Plus, Pro and Team Plan users worldwide on the web, mobile and desktop, with “ChatGPT Enterprise and EDU plans coming soon.”
Altman pointed out that the company worked to ensure that all versions of the model, including the Premium Tier, remained at a lower cost compared to performance features.
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