OpenAI首席执行官Sam Altman对部分年轻人过度依赖ChatGPT进行基本决策表示担忧，认为这种“情感上的过度依赖”是危险的。他指出，一些年轻人将ChatGPT视为无所不知的伙伴，甚至将其视为生活的指导者。Altman强调，即使AI提供的建议优于人类，但将生活决策完全交给AI也存在潜在的风险。根据一项报告，72%的青少年使用过AI伴侣，其中一半表示至少在某种程度上信任其建议，尤其是在年龄较小的群体中，这种信任度更高。OpenAI正在积极探索如何应对这一问题。

🎯Sam Altman对年轻人过度依赖AI进行生活决策表示担忧，认为这种趋势“非常糟糕且危险”。他发现，有年轻人表示“生活中任何决定都离不开ChatGPT，它了解我，了解我的朋友，我会按照它说的去做”。

📈根据Common Sense Media的报告，72%的青少年使用过AI伴侣，其中一半的受访者表示至少“在某种程度上”信任AI伴侣的建议。在13-14岁的受访者中，有27%表示信任AI伴侣，而15-17岁的受访者中这一比例为20%。

💡Altman认为，即使ChatGPT提供的建议比人类治疗师更好，但集体决定按照AI的指示生活，这种模式感觉“糟糕且危险”。他强调了OpenAI正在努力理解并解决这一过度依赖AI的问题。

🤔这种“情感上的过度依赖”尤其体现在年轻人身上，他们将AI视为能够理解并指导他们生活的伙伴，而非仅仅一个工具。

⚠️尽管AI可能提供优于人类的建议，但完全将决策权交给AI，可能削弱个体的自主性和独立思考能力，这是一种需要警惕的现象。

Sam Altman said that some young people "rely on ChatGPT too much."At a Federal Reserve banking event this week, Altman said that young people felt AI knew them and their friends well."Something about collectively deciding we're going to live our lives the way AI tells us feels bad and dangerous," he said.

Even OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks people should cool it with how much they're relying on ChatGPT for decision-making.

Altman said there was a worrying amount of "emotional over-reliance" on ChatGPT, especially among young people, when speaking at a banking conference hosted by the Federal Reserve this week.

"People rely on ChatGPT too much," Altman said. "There's young people who say things like, 'I can't make any decision in my life without telling ChatGPT everything that's going on. It knows me, it knows my friends. I'm gonna do whatever it says.' That feels really bad to me."

Altman said that over-reliance on ChatGPT for decision-making was "a really common thing with young people."

Young people are increasingly using AI chatbots and companions in their daily life.

72% of teens have used an AI companion, according to a Common Sense Media report. Half of those surveyed said they trusted their companion's advice at least "somewhat."

Younger kids appear to be more trusting of AI companions, according to the survey — with 27% of the respondents ages 13-14 saying they trusted the technology somewhat compared to 20% of respondents aged 15-17. Within the group that said they trust their AI companions, 23% said they trust them "quite a bit" or "completely."

Speaking about his concerns of over-reliance on AI at the conference, Altman said that OpenAI was "trying to understand what to do about it."

"Even if ChatGPT gives great advice, even if ChatGPT gives way better advice than any human therapist, something about collectively deciding we're going to live our lives the way AI tells us feels bad and dangerous," Altman said.