OpenAI's Dots agent never runs out of rate limits, by design
OpenAI's Alex Embiricos explains Dots, the persistent cloud agent built on GPT-6 Astra: why it has a name, how it is policed, and why it is priced flat.
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Agent traffic already beats humans 60/40, and nobody is paying
Cloudflare's Matthew Prince talks with a Nous Research co-founder about agent traffic overwhelming the web, the frontier labs' commodity risk, and why GPUs sit 5-8% utilized.
OpenAI delays frontier run as safety risk moves into training
Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, on delaying a frontier training run, why AGI is a poorly defined term, and his fear of unsustainable compute buildouts across the industry.
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.
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.
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.
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.