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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is wrong — the world shouldn't 'accept some bad things' from AI: Zscaler CEO

Zscaler CEO rebuts Altman's AI risk stance, signaling executive disagreement on AI safety.

Context

What happened: Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry said OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is wrong to say the world should accept some bad things from AI. Altman defended that view in a Politico interview. Key numbers: Zscaler market cap $33.9 billion. Why it matters: Chaudhry said model makers and enterprises must each take responsibility, with better guardrails and policies. The debate follows White House voluntary AI safety standards signed by Trump and tech CEOs.

What changed

Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry said OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is wrong to say the world should accept some bad things from AI. Altman defended that view in a Politico interview.

Why it matters

Chaudhry said model makers and enterprises must each take responsibility, with better guardrails and policies. The debate follows White House voluntary AI safety standards signed by Trump and tech CEOs.

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