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'The right approach is for people to deeply control the future': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is worried about AI being controlled by just a few powerful players

Source: TechRadar· Christian Cawley· August 25, 2026
'The right approach is for people to deeply control the future': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is worried about AI being controlled by just a few powerful players

Sam Altman has expressed concerns that large companies with AI interests are determining the direction the technology takes, rather than society

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