I think it's extremely clear that we are going to have AI within the next couple of years

in a way that is still going to be jagged, but that the floor of task will just be almost for any

intellectual task of how you use your computer. The AI will be able to do that.

The scariest moment at OpenAI was actually after we launched CatchEBT. And I remember being at the holiday party and just feeling this vibe of week one. I have never felt that. I was like, no, that we are the underdog. And we always have been. From the moment we launched Chat ChbPT, I remember talking with my team having this exact conversation. I said, how much compute should we buy? I said, all of it. I said, no, no, no, really, how much compute should we buy?

I said, no matter how much we try to build, I know we're not going to be able to keep up with the demand.

OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman joins us to talk about AI's most promising opportunities,

how Open AI plans to capitalize on them,

and what the Super App is all about.

And Greg is with us here in studio today. Greg, great to see you.

Thank you for having me.

Well, we're speaking on a time where Open AI is shutting down video generation

and focusing its energies on a super app, which is going to combine

business and coding use cases. And I think from the outside, those of us watching this are like,

including myself, opening eyes winning in consumer. And now it's shifting its resources.

What is happening? Well, the way I would think about this is that

we have been in a world where we're developing this technology, deep learning, to really see,

can it have the positive impact that we have always pictured? Can it build, can it be used to build

applications that help people that help them in their lives.

And we've separately had a arm that's saying, let's actually try to deploy this technology,

whether that's to help sustain the business, to start getting some practice with getting

real world impact, those kinds of things, for the time when this technology actually comes to fruition, that it actually becomes everything that we've imagined, that we

started this company to try to have. And I think that we're at a moment now where we've really

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