Silicon Valley’s most infamous tech prophet, Sam Altman, just dropped another mind-blowing prediction that’ll make your tech-loving brain spin.

In a recent interview that screams “peak tech billionaire energy,” Altman casually mentioned he’s totally cool with AI replacing him as OpenAI’s CEO. Why? Because apparently, he’d rather be driving tractors and harvesting crops than managing the most revolutionary tech company of our generation.

The AI Takeover Dream

Altman isn’t just daydreaming about farm life - he’s seriously predicting that machines will outsmart humans by 2030. “Humans, human society, we have such main character energy, we don’t really care that the machines are smarter than us,” he boldly proclaimed. Classic tech bro energy, right?

Job Apocalypse or Opportunity?

While many might panic about AI potentially destroying jobs, Altman remains weirdly optimistic. “In the short term, AI will destroy a lot of jobs. In the long term, like every other technological revolution, I assume we will figure out completely new things to do,” he said with the confidence of someone who definitely won’t be personally impacted by job losses.

Farm Life Calling

Apparently, before ChatGPT became his entire personality, Altman used to spend more time on his farm. Now, he’s eagerly waiting for the day AI can take over his CEO duties, so he can return to his agricultural fantasies. Because why run a groundbreaking AI company when you can drive a tractor, right?

One thing’s certain: in Altman’s world, the future is AI-powered, farm-friendly, and completely unbothered by minor details like human employment.