OpenAI Podcast

Jakub Pachocki, Chief Scientist at OpenAI, and Szymon Sidor, a researcher at OpenAI, discuss the intriguing world of artificial general intelligence (AGI). They explore the potential of AI in automating scientific discovery and the significance of math competitions in shaping AI capabilities. With insights into reasoning breakthroughs, the duo reveals how close we are to achieving AGI and shares their journey from high school competitors to AI leaders. Their conversation also stresses the importance of mentorship and trust in an evolving AI landscape.

Leah Belsky, Head of Education at OpenAI, dives into how AI is revolutionizing learning. She discusses ChatGPT's role as a global educational tool and its implications for equal access among students. College students, Yabsera and Alaap, share their firsthand experiences with AI, highlighting both excitement and challenges. The conversation also touches on new assessment methods and the need for critical thinking skills in the AI era, while exploring the fine line between enhancing education and addressing ethical concerns.

The future of work is arriving faster than expected. In this episode, OpenAI COO Brad Lightcap and Chief Economist Ronnie Chatterji join Andrew Mayne to discuss the impacts of AI on software, science, small business, education, and jobs.00:00 Intro01:00 Brad Lightcap on OpenAI’s deployment mission02:00 Birth of ChatGPT: from playground to product06:15 AI’s impact on work & productivity08:55 Supercharging science with AI09:55 Small teams with big leverage13:10 What sectors are next?17:05 Defining AI agents20:30 Small business growth with AI agents22:08 AI in emerging markets & agriculture25:53 Return of the “Idea Guy”28:20 Why EQ and soft skills matter31:35 Education for the AI era36:11 Partnering with Cal State & educators39:14 From bans to buy-in in schools42:00 Ronnie’s research: sectors, geography, communication45:46 What should we tell our kids?48:14 What history teaches us about disruption52:04 Expanding participation in the economy55:35 AI increases demand59:19 Why OpenAI will grow after AGI1:02:05 Favorite ChatGPT use cases Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Turley, Head of ChatGPT at OpenAI, and Mark Chen, Chief Research Officer at OpenAI, dive into the meteoric rise of ChatGPT and the surprising reaction from its creators. They discuss the balance between usefulness and neutrality in AI behavior and the evolution of coding through tools like Codex. The duo explores what it means to have 'reasoning' in AI, and the ongoing push towards personalization and innovative applications in various fields like healthcare. Their conversation sheds light on the future of AI and the organizational culture at OpenAI.

Sam Altman, CEO and co-founder of OpenAI, dives into the fascinating future of AI. He discusses the evolution from GPT-4 to the highly anticipated GPT-5, along with the challenges of naming AI models. The conversation touches on AI's role in parenting and education, showcasing both opportunities and potential pitfalls. Altman also introduces Project Stargate, aimed at enhancing computational infrastructure for AI. The podcast explores user privacy concerns and the ethical implications of AI advertising, all while contemplating the future impact of superintelligent systems.

Discover the fascinating intersection of AI and parenting as experts share their insights. Hear personal stories of using ChatGPT to enhance everyday family life. Get a sneak peek into groundbreaking innovations like GPT-5, exploring how these advancements could reshape our future. This is a dynamic conversation centering on the practical and transformative power of artificial intelligence in our daily routines.