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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Nadella: alignment is elusive, so treat AI models as insider threats
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella lays out why AI models need insider-threat controls, why models are commoditizing, and why Microsoft is happy to trail the frontier by six months.
Google forgoes Cloud revenue to keep frontier compute non-negotiable
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai gets into the Argon launch, how Google rations scarce compute between frontier research and Cloud, and where recursive self-improvement and safety stand.