India, Sept. 11 -- Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGPT creator OpenAI, expressed his fears about how AI models like ChatGPT could be used to engineer a biological pandemic, during a recent appearance on The Tucker Carlson Show. In a conversation with Tucker Carlson lasting almost an hour, Altman discussed a range of topics, including the potential for AI to be alive, his belief in God, privacy concerns surrounding ChatGPT, the suspicious death of his former employee Sushir Balaji, the risk AI poses to jobs, and how tools like ChatGPT could alter human behaviour at large.

When asked by Carlson about the downsides of Artificial Intelligence that concern him, Altman stated his worry that these models are becoming "very good at bio (biology)" and mig...