We're in this transition from chat GPT being a thing that answers questions to a product that actually goes and does tasks for you in the real world.

You should be in control of any actions that it takes.

The best way to do that is to kind of co-evolve together.

Sam has sort of talked a little bit about generational differences.

So what is it like if you're in your early 20s, you're using chat GPT?

If you're younger, it's just a

core part of the way you operate your life. There's sort of an always-on nature. You realize that

you have this super assistant in your pocket that can not just answer any question, but it can

teach you anything that you want to learn. How far out are model capabilities being delivered? Are there things that are being worked on

today that might not make their way into models until mid-2026? It's unpredictable. Sometimes things

take longer than expected. Other times you see these capabilities that you didn't expect at all that

are kind of emergent and all of a sudden something just works. It's a completely

different way of building products. Computers can like do things that they couldn't do two months

ago and we're constantly in that state. Today I'm so excited to welcome Kevin while he is the

chief product officer of Open AI coming

off the back of a storied career in companies like Twitter and Facebook. So much to talk about.

So first of all, Kevin, thank you for making the time. You've been busy today already. It's

morning in San Francisco and you've already launched some things.

Yes, we have. And thank you so much for having me. It's my first live substack, so I'm excited.

Well, hopefully many more to come. You are really keeping us on your toes. And so just an hour

before we went live, there was another spate of product launches from Open AI. What do they tell us about your vision for ChatGPT and where the product is going?

The biggest thing that we launched this morning, we launched like six different things this morning.

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