What OpenAI CEO isn't telling us about AI

Sam Altman says future AI could watch your screen, record meetings and calls, and eventually have “perfect context” about your life. But how much access should an AI assistant actually have? The more I looked into Altman’s comments, the more this started reminding me of Microsoft Recall, and the privacy backlash that followed it. There’s a huge difference between choosing to give AI the context it needs and allowing an AI to continuously observe your digital life so that context is always available. Passwords, API keys, banking information, private conversations, proprietary work, our computers contain plenty of things we may never want an AI to remember. In this video, I look at what Sam Altman actually said, why AI companies want more context, what Microsoft learned from Recall, and why local processing, granular permissions, and genuine user choice need to be part of the future of personal AI. Olive Badger investigates the technology, AI, privacy, digital platforms, and corporate decisions changing everyday life, going beyond the headline to follow the evidence, incentives, and what they actually mean for consumers. #Technology #TechNews #ConsumerTech #ArtificialIntelligence