Sam Altman has a wild vision for ChatGPT that’s equal parts sci-fi dream and privacy nightmare. The OpenAI CEO wants an AI model that remembers literally everything about your life - every conversation, email, book, and random internet browsing session.

The Digital Memory Vault

Imagine an AI that knows more about you than your therapist, best friend, and nosy aunt combined. Altman envisions a “tiny reasoning model” with a trillion tokens of context that can track your entire existence. Young people are already treating ChatGPT like a life coach, making decisions based on AI advice that sounds suspiciously like a very opinionated friend.

The Privacy Panic

But here’s the kicker: do we really want a for-profit tech company having access to everything? Tech giants don’t exactly have a stellar track record of ethical data handling. From Google’s antitrust issues to AI chatbots randomly discussing controversial topics, the potential for misuse is terrifyingly real.

The Future Is Watching

While the concept sounds cool - imagine an AI that schedules your life perfectly - it also raises major red flags about privacy, manipulation, and corporate control. Are we ready to hand over our entire life’s narrative to an algorithm? Only time will tell, but for now, we’re watching (and slightly panicking) from the sidelines.