Greg Brockman

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"It's just been so cool to see people take the Blender capabilities and, you know, take a screenshot of something and they have to make a 3D model. Lots of people are now designing houses or trying to redesign their living room, all those things by just utilizing this capability."

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"We're working closely with partners. For example, CrowdStrike and we are working together to provide discounted access to defenders as well."

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"Things like Sora — that's maybe the highest profile one of these projects that we decided to cancel. Very very painful by the way, not an easy thing to do, but it was so critical to unleash the business."

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"One of the things to know about the Navier-Stokes problem is that we formalized it — we formalized it into Lean. So the AIs can write verifiable code."

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"We have an integration within Epic, really trying to bring each of these three pillars the best possible service independently."

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"I think we're there with Astra. I think that there's just so much more that people are going to uncover in terms of applications where this can go. But it's an example of long-term focus, doing the work, and not giving up even when the going gets tough."

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"So many people were trying to sign the petition at once, it actually crashed Google Docs."

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"We came across a company called Cerebras which was building a unique piece of computing hardware and the kind of computer that they were promising we realized was going to be far advanced."

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"This was before AlphaGo, right? AlphaGo came out a couple months later, but it wasn't a surprise."

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"Google DeepMind was the 10,000lb gorilla in the field. They just had lots of capital. They had the track record."

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"Operator was just kind of below threshold in terms of model capabilities. It was a cloud-based system that operated with computer use but it was slow, it wasn't fully accurate, it was pretty painful to use. Some people got value but it really wasn't above threshold."