TREE NEWS update: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said he is confident AI companies can develop the technology safely without causing major harm to the public. Speaking Tuesday at Salesforce’s Dreamforce conference in San Francisco in a conversation with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, Altman said he is “quite confident” in his own company’s and the wider industry’s ability to do so safely.
Altman Says He’s Confident AI Industry Can Self-Regulate Safety
Altman's confidence is notable precisely because it is a self-assessment, delivered on a partner's stage rather than to a regulator — positioning industry self-governance as sufficient before any binding framework exists. That claim carries weight given OpenAI's central role in setting norms other labs follow. The open question is whether voluntary commitments hold as competitive pressure mounts, or whether confidence voiced at a conference ages into a case for external oversight.
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