OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits feeling “useless” after using the Codex app on Mac, as AI-generated features outperformed his own ideas.
Sam Altman, the Chief Executive Officer of OpenAI, has shared an unexpected emotional reaction to his company’s latest AI innovation.
Recently, OpenAI introduced Codex, a new app for Apple Mac computers that aims to make coding easier by allowing developers to work with multiple AI agents simultaneously.
Sam Altman explained that while working on Codex was exciting and enjoyable, he experienced a surprising feeling of uselessness. He said that when Codex suggested features better than his own ideas, it caused him to feel sad, highlighting how artificial intelligence is becoming so advanced that it can sometimes outperform human creativity.
The Codex app is currently available for a limited time to all ChatGPT users on Apple Mac computers. Its primary goal is to create a single platform where developers can efficiently collaborate with multiple AI agents, enhancing coding productivity and innovation.
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Many users reacted to Altman’s posts on X (formerly Twitter), praising his emotional honesty, noting that even the CEO of OpenAI can feel overshadowed by the technology his company creates.
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