Altman admits he still works the old way despite Codex
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman talks with a history-obsessed podcast host about adoption inertia, why he killed Sora and Atlas, and how iterative deployment, not isolation, makes AI safe.
Loading articles…
The complete subject coverage could not load. Published articles remain below.
Musk expects AI to outthink all humanity within 5 years
Elon Musk talks to The Economist about AI abundance, a lab-to-lab model testing scheme, and a heated dispute over Europe, DOGE and his political influence.
Microsoft's AI chief: telling Claude it may be conscious is dangerous
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI chief, talks with Rory Stewart about Anthropic's AI-welfare constitution, the Hugging Face agent incident, and how to pace frontier labs and keep countries sovereign.
Thiel says AI doomers risk delivering a totalitarian one-world government
Peter Thiel talks with Walter Isaacson about the AI backlash, why he rejects a pause, and why he fears a one-world government as much as extinction.
Humanity must become trustworthy, because superintelligence will see through us
Nick Bostrom, in conversation with Roman Yampolskiy, covers why boxing superintelligence fails, whether today's AI may already have experiences, and how to treat digital minds.
Hassabis: anything nature evolved can be efficiently learned by classical computers
Demis Hassabis, leader of Google DeepMind, talks to Lex Fridman about learnable natural systems, how close AGI is, and what abundant energy and AI do to work.
Ambition, not model capability, is now the bottleneck for AI users
OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman on proactive agents, why domain expertise stays defensible as models improve, and why an entrepreneurship boom is coming within 1 to 2 years.