OpenAI-Chef Sam Altman beim Besuch im Audimax der TUM zusammen mit Reinhard Heckel.
Robotics must be safe. OpenAI-Chef Sam Altman beim Besuch im Audimax der TUM zusammen mit Reinhard Heckel. ChatGPT can make programming more efficient, write texts, act as a brainstorming partner or create design proposals. But when it comes to the deployment of generative artificial intelligence in the physical world of robotics, researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) are cautious. In the view of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, the generative AI model ChatGPT, which he calls a reasoning machine, marks the start of a paradigm shift comparable to the launch of the iPhone or even the internet. On his visit to TUM at the end of May, he described it as "the most useful, significant and inspiring tool ever created by humanity." Is the same true for robotics? "Now I often don't have to write my own code." Reinhard Heckel is a fan of ChatGPT. The professor of machine learning at TUM uses the OpenAI product Copilot himself for programming purposes.
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