A Conversation with Mira Murati, CTO of OpenAI (Full Interview)

good afternoon everyone great to see a nice packed room here in our new building um my name is Alexis Abramson dean of the School of Engineering at Dartmouth and it's truly a pleasure to welcome you all to this very special event a conversation with Mera moradi one of our nation's formost leaders in artificial intelligence and also a Dartmouth engineering alum uh before we get started I want to extend a special welcome to a special guest Joy Bolen um who is also renowned for her work in ai ai ethics and algorithmic Justice she'll also be receiving her honorary degree from Dartmouth tomorrow and a warm welcome to merera and all of you who either are part of her family now or are part of her family when she was here at Dartmouth um including her brother ernal moradi also a the from the know um formulas or molecules or you know um Concepts in topology you can just learn about these things and interact with them in a much more intuitive way and that expands your learning um so it turned out VR was a bit too early then uh and so um but but this gave me enough to to learn about AI in a different domain and sort of I think my career has always been kind of at the intersection of technology and various applications and he gave me a different perspective of uh how far along AI was and what it could self driving you saw machine learning deep learning you saw you could see where this was going yeah um did you work at the clearly I did yes in the last year especially um uh but it wasn't totally clear where it was going it was at the time it was still you know apply AI to narrow applications not generally