OpenAI's CTO treats creativity like a problem to be solved &mdash; and that itself is the problem

OpenAI's CTO treats creativity like a problem to be solved — and that itself is the problem

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OpenAI's CTO Mira Murati weighed in on AI-driven job loss this month, suggesting that some workers — especially creatives — replaced by AI had jobs that "shouldn't have been there in the first place."

OpenAI's CTO treats creativity like a problem to be solved — and that itself is the problem

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