OpenAI CEO (ChatGPT): Companies Must Prioritize AI Security over Productivity
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Sam Altman said companies identify and mitigate threats associated with artificial intelligence, which allows to identify new vulnerabilities.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the US company that developed the generative artificial intelligence (AI) "ChatGPT," spoke at an event hosted by US software giant Oracle in Las Vegas on the 27th, stating that "the only way to survive cyberattacks is to find all the problems..."
[Las Vegas, USA = Digital Daily Reporter Park Jae-hyun] "If I were to choose the top priority among what companies need to do right now using AI, it would be understanding and preventing AI-driven security threats." On the 27th (local time), OpenAI CEO Sam Altman took the stage for a keynote speech at 'Oracle AI World 2026' held at the Venetian Convention & Expo Center in Las Vegas, USA, and engaged in a dialogue with Oracle CEO Clay Magouyrk. …
Before seeking savings and efficiency with artificial intelligence, companies must identify their risks and establish controls, said the co-founder and director of OpenAI
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