Why OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is excited about the future of education

The CEO and co-founder of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, spoke to more than 2000 people at an event hosted by The Startup Network at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre last week. During the event, Mr Altman was interviewed by Melbourne Business School Chief's Learning Innovation Officer Dr Nora Koslowski. He also took questions from the audience of founders, developers, business leaders and tech enthusiasts during a Q&A session facilitated by The Startup Network CEO Vicki Stirling. Speaking about AI's potential to drive innovation, supercharge productivity and redefine what it means to be human, Mr Altman said he was particularly excited about the impact AI would have on education. "Education is very high on the list of things I am most excited about, using this technology to increase the rate of scientific progress," Mr Altman said. "I am a huge believer that the only sustainable way that our lives all get better is scientific, technological progress. "If we can get m

The CEO and co-founder of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, spoke to more than 2000 people at an event hosted by The Startup Network at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre last week. During the event, Mr Altman was interviewed by Melbourne Business School Chief's Learning Innovation Officer Dr Nora Koslowski. He also took questions from the audience of founders, developers, business leaders and tech enthusiasts during a Q&A session facilitated by The Startup Network CEO Vicki Stirling. Speaking about AI's potential to drive innovation, supercharge productivity and redefine what it