Sam Altman: AI Disruption Slower Than Expected

OpenAI's Sam Altman admits he was wrong about the pace of AI disruption. He expected rapid adoption across industries after ChatGPT's launch, but says the market has gone against these trends. Here's the thing: Altman believes the pace of AI development hasn't been matched by its use. He feels people have been slow to integrate AI into their workflows. What's interesting is he talked about underestimating the "inertia" effect, where people stick to familiar products and practices. Altman mentioned he thought there would be much more disruption and software businesses up for grabs quickly after GPT-4 in 2023. The bottom line is that while AI has improved, its widespread adoption isn't as rapid as anticipated. This slow adoption could be a good thing, allowing companies to focus on making the technology safer and easier to use.