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    Sam Altman reportedly compares being cast as AI’s villain to his early view of Zuckerberg

    A post recounts Altman saying people project fear of rapid technological change onto whoever seems most powerful.

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    A post sharing Altman’s remarks says he believes the public has mischaracterized him as AI’s villain because people project fears about rapid technological change onto someone they see as powerful. It says Altman admitted he once viewed Mark Zuckerberg similarly in Meta’s early days, before he knew Zuckerberg personally.

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    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiSam Altman says the public has mischaracterized him as AI's villain for the same reason he once mischaracterized Mark Zuckerberg: when a new technology brings fast change, people project their fear onto the person who seems to hold the most power. admits that in the early days of Meta he held similar belief towards Mark Zuckerberg, at a time when he did not know Zuckerberg personally. ---- Full video on "Fair Game by Vanity Fair" YouTube channel, (link in comment)1h