OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman revealed that many OpenAI employees noticed a phenomenon after integrating ChatGPT into Slack: when colleagues’ ChatGPT bots proactively reached out to them for help, people exhibited clear resistance—even though they would have been eager to assist if the same request had come directly from the colleague themselves. Brockman believes this underscores the value of human relationships and mutual support, emphasizing that AI should return time to people or enhance moments of human connection, rather than serve as a barrier between people.
OpenAI employees find that people prefer helping humans over AI in Slack tests
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OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman shared insights from Slack tests showing users resist AI requests but help humans. Colleagues were reluctant when ChatGPT asked for assistance, yet responded when the request came from a person. Brockman emphasized the importance of human connection, suggesting AI should enhance interactions, not create barriers. Traders tracking altcoins to watch may note this resistance level in user behavior as a key trend.
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