This is the surprising reason why the creator of ChatGPT believes he is finished.

He labor market It’s a complex universe and difficult to understand. Looking for a job is always a thankless task because it requires a lot of effort and yields few results. However, in recent years, it is true that in our country and in the rest of the world a trend has taken hold that expands the possibilities for success: we are talking about remote work.

For many people, the Covid-19 pandemic has left one good thing in the workplace. And this is an opportunity to more normally combine distance work with face-to-face classes. Or even spend a day working 100% remotely. However, the days of this event may be numbered.

That’s the view of at least one man who has become an influential leader in recent months and years. He is the creator ChatGPT. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, believes remote work is over, and it all happened because of a big mistake. Although he offers several reasons to support his argument.

The end of remote work?

We can say that remote work as something common in society arose about four years ago. Just when the Covid-19 pandemic began. What many didn’t expect was that such a short journey could already be coming to an end. And not entirely because of the return to normal life, when we officially considered this tragic moment over.

Today, remote work has many defenders, but also many opponents. And opinions are different. Although almost everyone agrees that this is a good option for those companies that allow, with certain restrictions, to combine it according to the employee’s taste. Especially for those who find it easier to combine family life.

(Neither Switzerland nor Norway: this is a country that is urgently looking for Spaniards to work and offering salaries of up to €3,000)

Experts have not yet been able to make a clear verdict on whether remote work reduces or improves productivity indicators. companies. One of the sectors that has seen the most penetration into teleworking is technology. And one of his sources is who now believes that the end of remote functions has come.

This is Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the company known around the world as the creator of ChatGPT. Sam believes that the introduction of remote working and its expansion into so many sectors and in many cases was a big mistake.the beginning of his end.

The ideologist of the famous ChatGPT believes that Telework is not conducive to communication tasks in companies, resulting in fewer good new ideas.. Here are the reasons why Altman believes remote work is involved in a negative spiral that will lead to its end:

• Professional and social isolation: lack of direct interaction with other colleagues, which affects the emotional health and cohesion of the team.
• Difficulties separating work life from personal life: Employees who do not have a physical office often have trouble taking time away from work, and this affects their work and personal lives.
• Risk of burnout: Flexibility can lead to longer work hours, especially if there is no structure or fixed schedule.
• Management and Supervision Challenges: It is more difficult for supervisors and managers to monitor and evaluate their team’s performance.
• Information Security: Remote work is more susceptible to cyber attacks.

What other big names are rejecting remote work?

Sam Altman has now expressed his opposition to remote work. However, he was not the only major tycoon to oppose this type of employment. Big names like Elon Musk

Twitter owner (X) or Mark Zuckerbergcreator of Facebook.

However, there are others like this Bill Gates who are strongly committed to remote work and work schedules that differ from traditional ones. We will finally have to see whether Sam Altman’s predictions will come true and whether remote work will reach its final stage.