Sam Altman New statement On GPT-5 Is Surprising!

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[DicksonPau]

You should at least name who the guy (Kevin Scott) is lol

[MrNobodyX]

Never base opinions off of graphs that have no labels

[SanderFocus]

Let me summarise Sam Altman's statements:
1. GPT-5 will be smarter
2. Don't miss out
3. It's amazing

[jefferybenzos]

Someone put "just another INSANELY CRAZY day in AI" on a shirt

[lmnkzky]

According to the graph, we *potentially* might be still alive in 2026. Wow

[robweaver]

The chart is NOT referring to intelligence over time, it is referring to compute power required to run new models. Which is not a good thing necessarily... The chart is showing how much more computing power is required for these models as they get bigger. Again, it is NOT based on how much smarter they are getting.

[yungouda]

“The only problem with the chart” is that it does have any scale or labels on the Y axis lol

[phen-themoogle]

Sam Altman say anything new? He says that in every interview "It will be smarter across the board"....yeah? surprising? no... but I didn't watch every minute because I just heard him say the exact same thing...why are you surprised??

[wdyblack]

Look, I still need to go to work on Monday - tell me when this shit replaces that and I can chill instead

[OmicronChannel]

2:07 In general, increasing the compute exponentially means that, close to the end of Moore’s Law, the cost also tends to increase exponentially. We should also keep in mind that inference scale basically linear with model size (according to the scaling law paper of OpenAI).

[TheMrCougarful]

It gets interesting when the amount of compute required to train a next generation model drops by 90%. When that happens, it points to ASI. That's what I'm watching for, little else matters.

[therainman]

That’s not a real quantitative chart. It’s just conveying the general concept that it’s going up. In fact it’s not even increasing exponentially in the chart; the beginning looks exponential but then it quickly becomes linear. Kind of like a softplus function.

[CGMushrom]

as eleizer yudkowsky said in his ted talk, at some point, these companies racing ever faster to scale ai will cough out something smarter than humanity

[kelvinndeti]

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[mrd]

This will be near AGI...which means the work applications will ALSO jump as well.
Robotics included.
I believe people are gonna underestimate this thing and get caught slippin.
White collar jobs have a target on their back.

[BornToTroll-itju]

the chat gpt 8 announcement will just be a cyborg nobody can distinguish from Sam that he's sent to give the talk while he sips martinis in St.Tropez.

[soundproductionandadvice]

In my plus acc I created a gpt, loaded a pdf for it to reference, added custom cmds forcing a PDF check before responding - it still performs badly.

[nesseihtgnay]

GPT 4o is already massively insane, just imagine GPT 5 and beyond.

[edgardsimon]

the end of ur video always make me chuckle its always brutal in term of cut

[areaxi]

Maybe should have asked GPT “hey does my audio sound ok?”