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original title: altman imagines the future of ai: "magic mirror" revolutionizes interaction, agents achieve speed leaps, and new hardware plays the triumphant song of the era

it house news on october 4, technology media the decoder published a blog post yesterday (october 3), reporting that sam altman shared his thoughts on artificial intelligence (ai) at openai’s devdays event. interactive future ideas.

envisioning future ai systems

at the event, altman described an artificial intelligence system that could change the way we use computers and interact with the world.

in the future he sketches, users can walk up to a "mirror" and say whatever they want. advanced inference models and agents will create custom interfaces for each request in real time, and users can interact through conversations or navigate personalized video feeds.

"it's going to completely change the way we use computers, and it's going to happen everywhere in the world," altman said. "it's really crazy."

ai agents subvert the experience

altman said that openai's future development focus will shift from chatbots to ai agents, allowing people to complete tasks that usually take months in just an hour.

altman said: "this will be a very important change in the way the world works in a short period of time. when we travel to 2030, we look back and realize that what humans used to spend years honing, now i only need to ask the computer to do , and it ended up being completed in one hour, and we thought, why can’t it be further compressed to one minute.”

collaborate with jony ive to develop common ai devices

altman did not mention more details about the hardware, only revealing that this ai hardware is a new type of daily ai device that is mainly controlled through dialogue.

altman said that while openai is getting closer to implementing this capability in ai models, the main obstacles for such systems are trust, security and alignment issues.