Elon Musk and Sam Altman were recognized as the most dangerous people on the Internet in 2023
Everyone who destabilizes the world with their actions on the network gets into the annual top.
The authoritative publication Wired compiled the top of the most dangerous people on the Internet in 2023. The owner of SpaceX, Tesla and X (Twitter) Elon Musk and the founder of OpenAI (developer of neural networks DALL-E and ChatGPT) Sam Altman got into the anti-rating.
Why is Elon Musk dangerous?
Elon Musk is recognized as dangerous, for acquiring and reforming X (Twitter), for restoring the accounts of popular people with anti-Semitic views and for restoring the pages of conspiracy supporters such as Alex Jones.
The billionaire is involved in the creation of the Grok chatbot, which bypasses censorship and has its own political position. Journalists also found out that Elon Musk's experiments in implanting Neuralink chips in the brain killed many monkeys, although during the demonstration of the technology, users were shown a live chimpanzee that could control the computer with the power of thought. Recall that in the spring of 2023, the FDA allowed Neuralink to conduct experiments on humans.
The danger of Elon Musk is also explained by his negligent attitude to the Tesla car. For example, in 2023 there was a mass recall of cars in the United States due to problems with the autopilot. In addition, the billionaire has repeatedly made political statements and manipulated cryptocurrency rates.
Why is Sam Altman dangerous?
You can find out who Sam Altman is in the Hi-Tech Mail.ru analysis. In short, it's a new player in the technology market. Sam owns OpenAI, which develops popular neural networks DALL-E (AI artist) and ChatGPT (chatbot). Sam's danger lies in his mystery - it's not clear what to expect from him. Now Sam has "the most revolutionary technology" in his hands of recent years.
Initially, Sam Altman advocated restrictions in the field of AI, but after the November "disassembly, it turned out that Sam was actually for making the work of AI "free". Altman also originally said that OpenAI is a non-profit organization, but it is now known that OpenAI is under the control of Microsoft. It will be difficult to predict the next steps of the CharGPT developer, according to Wired.
