Open AI releases Gpti 5.2.

The capabilities are just shockingly different than they were a few weeks prior.

Open AI has just unveiled GBT 5.2, which it's billing as its most advanced frontier model yet.

The value that we see people getting from this technology and thus their willingness to pay

makes us confident that we will be able to significantly ramp revenue. The fastest scaling consumer platform in history, we're almost at a billion users.

That just blows my mind. A lot of change is coming rapidly. I think the biggest challenges people

are not projecting properly on how rapidly this is going to tip. I think 2026 is going to see the biggest collapse of the corporate world in the history of business.

In 2025, we had 1.1 million layoffs, which is the most since the 2020 pandemic.

71% of comparisons between a human performing this knowledge work and the machine resulted in the machine doing a better job at more than 11 times the speed of the human and at less than 1% of the cost of the human professional. So knowledge work is cooked.

Now that's the moonshot, ladies and gentlemen.

Speaking of alien creatures, I was touring with Colossal yesterday, Ben Lamb.

I'm an advisor, an early investor in this company.

And Colossal is amazing.

They've got something like 12 different species at different stages of de-extinction, right? They brought back the dire wolf. They're going to be bringing back

the saber-tooth tiger. I can't wait for that. Of course, the woolly mammoth. They created the

woolly mouse, right? So they've been able to identify the genes that the woolly mammoth. They created the woolly mouse, right? So they've been able to identify the genes

that the wully gene are different, are different phenotypes, right? Like length of hair,

length of snout. And it's fascinating what they're doing and their ability to actually find the closest living relative and then snippets of DNA.

So they have DNA going back as far as 1.2 million years.

They haven't been able to get DNA older than that, but that's still pretty incredible.

But being able to actually like, yeah.

Didn't Ben say that we couldn't

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