“I am sure we will figure out much better and more interesting ways to spend our time,” the OpenAI CEO said. “But I am feeling nostalgic for the present.”

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OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman said his company may consider investing in or subsidizing firms that make significant use of its AI technologies to discover new drugs or therapies, and possi

What was pitched as the biggest computing project in history is now facing delays, internal skepticism, and growing competitive pressure.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Codex made him feel useless. X users responded by roasting his vulnerability—and airing months of anger over AI job losses.

This includes via OpenAI's recent-announced Codex app, which promises huge steps forward in coding ability and capabilities. Altman said Codex was like he had “felt another ChatGPT moment” where there is a “clear view of the future of knowledge work and how enterprises and individual people are going to work in a completely different way”.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman privately wrote that part of being patriotic "is the American duty to push back against overreach."

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced the hiring of Dylan Scandinaro as Head of Preparedness to address risks from powerful models. Altman emphasized the need for safeguards and expressed confidence in Scandinaro's capabilities to lead these efforts.

Sam Altman is planning to hand over OpenAI not to a person, but to an AI model. He’s not joking. “I would never stand in the way of that,” he said. If artificial intelligence is supposed to run the world,