OpenAI’s Altman: Individuals ‘With Aesthetic Sense’—Even Without Technical Expertise—Can Play a Role in AGI Development
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Those without a technical background now have a pathway to lucrative careers in the AI sector. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman emphasized that non-technical professionals can contribute to artificial general intelligence (AGI) development, particularly within research recruitment. He argued that top-tier research teams thrive on diverse perspectives and aesthetic discernment, with recruitment success hinging on identifying talent capable of pushing boundaries. OpenAI’s head of research recruitment is actively seeking recruiters from unconventional backgrounds. Altman’s reference to “aesthetic sense” underscores the ability to assess a project’s genuine value—a concept gaining traction in AI circles and widely regarded as a defining skill of the AI age. This perspective echoes long-standing tech industry philosophies, such as Steve Jobs’ belief that exceptional products stem from aesthetic judgment.