Sam Altman says people still want a human CEO, not an AI
SnoozeDoggyDog · reddit · 2026-07-29
Sam Altman says people probably do not want an AI to be CEO, arguing that the world still wants a human face attached to leadership.
The post frames AI leadership as a question of perception and accountability rather than raw capability: even if an AI could run decisions, people may still prefer knowing who the person behind the company is.
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