Huselstein: ChatGPT launched because it is capable yet sufficiently restricted
Henri Huselstein · The Skill That Decides If AI Replaces You or Works For You · Apr 19, 2023 · at 8:14
Henri Huselstein, CEO of Okta (a European workplace knowledge startup), discusses the public release strategy and readiness of OpenAI's ChatGPT.
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“I think the reason why this is being published now is because it's good enough to be exposed to the public and probably also restricted enough to not scare people.”
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