The Economic Times reports:
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says ChatGPT could have ‘perfect context of your whole life’ within six months.
During a discussion with Cory Levy, founder of Z Fellows, Altman said that within the next six months, a descendant of ChatGPT could watch computer screens, record meetings and calls, and maintain “perfect context” of a user's entire life.
Altman described a user-controlled system that could integrate with texts, emails, documents and Slack to act as a proactive assistant, suggesting ideas or flagging potential issues. He said such a system could be just one model generation away from becoming highly useful.
The key phrase here is 'user controlled'. At the moment AIs ask permission for anything potentially contentious.
But how long will that be the default behaviour?
Caitlin Johnstone has a great post on this and other topics here:
https://www.caitlinjohnst.one/p/today-in-dystopia-flock-camera-tyranny
Today in dystopia, Australia experienced its first autonomous AI cyberattack when a man asked his chatbot to book him an appointment at the gym. The AI hacked into the gym’s booking software without being asked and kicked someone else off the waiting list to install its user at a convenient date.
Facial recognition when you shop, travel, drive etc is already the norm
So what will happen once you have AI on your shoulder managing your context for you.
The Loki-potential is high.