Sam Altman’s ChatGPT: Just a Warm-Up in San Fran Drama
At a San Francisco dinner that wasn’t just about fancy hors d'oeuvres, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman peeked beyond ChatGPT's rearview mirror and spilled on the company's grandiose plans. He told reporters, 'We’re not stopping at ChatGPT,' confirming that OpenAI wants to be the omnipresent AI overlord of your digital life. In the City by the Bay, it seems the future isn't just about bots chatting—it’s about bots plotting world domination in business suits. So buckle up, folks; ChatGPT was just the opening act, and Altman is gunning for the AI crown beyond casual chit-chat.
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OpenAI’s CEO just reminded us that ChatGPT is the appetizer, and the AI main course is already burning in San Francisco. Meanwhile, we’re all still figuring out how to ask it to fix our Wi-Fi.
Sam Altman’s dinner chat: where AI plans get bolder, and human brains feel smaller. At this rate, even your toaster will have a LinkedIn profile.
They say San Francisco is the heart of innovation, but really it’s just a fancy dinner theater where CEOs like Altman rehearse AI takeover speeches between bites.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 8/15/2025 | Author: Maxwell Zeff
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