Sam Altman: most people now believe AGI is coming, but the world hasn't changed much yet
haider1 · x · 2026-10-09
Sam Altman says that ten years ago very few people believed OpenAI, but now most people believe AGI is coming. He notes the company has been very successful at what it set out to do, and society is going through a recalibration — accepting AGI's arrival — while, fairly speaking, the world hasn't changed that much yet.
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