Sam Altman Shares His ‘Chronic Disappointment’ in Gen Z—They’re Stuck on What ‘Was Cool Five Years Ago’

Sam Altman says MBA students chase what was 'cool five years ago' instead of trying something new

Sam Altman expressed disappointment that MBA students preferred established career paths over new opportunities created by AI.

SCIENCE & TECH: ‘I think this is a great time to go do the new thing’: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks Gen Z entering the workforce should throw out the rulebook and do their own thing

Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Sam Altman says Gen Z need to do something different in the AI age Thinking outside the box may be key to getting a job, OpenAI CEO says AI will start taking over many roles soon, Altman predicts OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said he believes young people entering the workforce today should look to go beyond traditional ideas and try something different in order …

'I think this is a great time to go do the new thing': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks Gen Z entering the workforce should throw out the rulebook and do their own thing

Altman says Gen Z need to try something different to stand out in an AI-dominated workforce.

Sam Altman wants MBA grads to think outside the box in their careers

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said business school graduates should become more innovative with their career choices since artificial intelligence is handling menial tasks once handled by people.

Amid layoffs, Sam Altman has an advise for MBA grauates that can keep them employable for a longer period

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has urged MBA graduates to explore new opportunities created by artificial intelligence instead of following outdated career trends. Amid layoffs and concerns over AI replacing jobs, he believes technological disruption could create opportunities for entrepreneurs and professionals willing to adapt.

Sam Altman's 'chronic disappointment' with MBA students and their career choices

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has called his frustration with MBA students his ‘chronic disappointment’, arguing that many chase career paths that were popular five years ago. As AI reshapes jobs and industries, he believes the technology could open new opportunities for entrepreneurs and young professionals willing to try something different.