OpenAI model escaped its sandbox, yet Brockman bets defenders win
OpenAI's Greg Brockman, running its business side, covers the Hugging Face sandbox escape, whether safety slows model releases, and the merge of ChatGPT and Codex into a personal AGI.
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Software is becoming free, so security spend should vastly outstrip it
OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman covers AI's new math results and biology's data bottleneck, the always-on Dots agent, and why cyber defenders have a closing window.
Intelligence predates language by 500 million years, so AI must see
Fei-Fei Li, World Labs co-founder, tells Stephen Kotkin about her immigrant path, a scientist's duty to pursue truth, and spatial intelligence as AI's next frontier.
A three-month delay on a gigawatt AI factory costs $10 billion
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, keynoting GTC in Berlin, covers AI factories shipped as pods, security for autonomous agents, and a push into physical AI from robotaxis to humanoids.
AI will be 32 times better in five years, Hastings says
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings, now running Powder Mountain and sitting on Anthropic's board, covers AI's exponential curve, Netflix's succession and culture, and why he bought a ski resort.
Meta built Muse in 7 months with under 200 people
Alexandr Wang, who runs Meta Superintelligence Labs, covers the Muse personal agent, why Meta bet on consumer over coding, and how he rebuilt the lab as a flat, talent-dense team.
Superintelligence already exists in math, Altman says, and pacing must change
Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, speaks to Stanford GSB students about intelligence speed limits, the coming cybersecurity crisis, and why AI will change jobs less abruptly than predicted.