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Hello, well, welcome to BetRofline.

I'm your host, Ed Zittron, of course.

Better Offline. I'm a lot. Let's all fly.

And I want to start you off with a little bit of a question.

Have you ever heard Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, speak?

You ever heard the words come out of his mouth?

Look, I'm going to share with you today some of the trench and insights from Sam Oatman.

I'm going to start with this agonizing 37-minute-long podcast conversation he had with his brother, Jack Altman, from last month.

I warn you, he really is an annoying and stupid dickhead.

Well, I think there would be incredible, like, other products.

Like, there will be crazy new social experiences.

There will be, like, Google Docs-style AI workflows that are just way more productive.

You'll start to see, like, they'll have these, like, virtual employees.

But the thing that I think will be the most impactful on that five-to-tenure time frame is AI will actually discover new science.

Yes, this tech podcast is now actually a food podcast, and today's special is the word salad.

When asked why he believes AI will discover new science, Altman says, I think we've cracked reasoning in the models, adding that we've got a long way to go, and that he thinks we know what to do.

Adding the OpenAI's O3 model is

already pretty smart and that he's heard people say, wow, this is like a good PhD. And that's the

entire answer, by the way. It's a completely nonsensical answer. Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI,

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