In 2015, Greg Brockman, Elon Musk, and Sam Altman started a nonprofit called OpenAI.

And the plan was to pursue artificial general intelligence.

The company or the nonprofit, when it was a nonprofit back then, began in Greg Brockman's living room.

And these folks were convinced that achieving artificial general intelligence or

AI on par with human intelligence was possible. And to be honest, most people in the Valley thought

that that was an interesting side project, but most of the attention was on social media at the time.

Well, fast forward, 11 years, and here we are. Open AI is probably going to go public

within the next year at a trillion dollar valuation. They're going to announce likely, you know,

because third-party data is showing it a billion users in Chatchip-T fairly soon, and they, of course,

raised the largest venture capital round in history at $122 billion.

So they are at the leading edge of a technology that has captured all of our attention

and is changing the world.

And so when you listen to Greg Brockman, one of the things that you can see, even from

his conversations all the way in the past, is a clear conviction and understanding of where this technology would lead and where the products would go.

It's amazing. You listen to the podcasts from pre-chat GPT or really in the early days of the GPT models,

and you can hear Greg speaking with absolute clarity about where the models and applications would go today.

So I think to close our day,

let's take a look into the future of where Open AI

and the frontier is going in a conversation with Greg Brockman.

Let's welcome Greg.

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