Chat with OpenAI CEO and and Co-founder Sam Altman, and Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever

[@GardenOfSound594]

Rewatching this after the recent events, it is very clear that Sam is thinking more like an entrepreneur while Ilya is almost solely focused on AI safety. No wonder Ilya felt like he had to do what he did.

[@censura1210]

Boring Friday at work: let's spin things up 😂

[@ГлебВерховский-п2р]

Ilya is wrong here. Slowing down the development of AI will only make China and Russia leaders in this field. Russia and China do not have any moral qualms about safety or AI's danger to humanity. What Ilya is basically suggesting is giving up America's leading role in this technology. I wonder whether Russia is paying to him for that, lol. After all, he was born in Russia.

[@sukistuart2876]

Totally agree with you on this

[@sukistuart2876]

Agree 💯

[@ajenee7773]

At times it almost seems like Sam wants to say Shhhhhhhh. Don't tell them that

[@c016smith52]

I feel like someone handed Ilya an espresso, and then secretly also added some Truth Serum and Prof. Cohen just asks the questions and Ilya was off to the races on every question! Such a great interview and so glad to see Sam sit back and happily let Ilya answer so much of this, deferring to Ilya's brilliance on so many things while still representing himself (Sam) and his vision and hopes for the future appropriately, but not dominated (by far, submitting) in the interview when Ilya was so passionately responding to the questions at hand.

[@BrianMosleyUK]

Ilya is working with something scary in the lab. He's invigorated by it.

[@petermacinnes5313]

"Off to the races" - love it . And the juxtaposition between Ilya's raw intellectual horsepower, and Sam's empathy and diplomacy as a CEO is a study in the sum of the parts...

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@sohaghasan2806]

উঁচু এত রাতে

[@Learna_Hydralis]

Presence of Ilya along with Sam made this conversation one of the best conversation of Sam's tour.

[@hanskraut2018]

100% agree!! (havent even watched yet ill leave this comment up if it turns out to be awesome like predicted) Sam Altman + Ilya Sutskever oh i can already pretty much guarantee this is going to be a gem 💎🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍 (Join Prof. Nadav Cohen from Tel Aviv University's Blavatnik School of Computer Science = So a moderator that might actually understand some stuff and may be able to ask more indebth/GPT focused questions? Oh man this video is probably STACKED 🤯awesome!)

[@Shadow-gd4zl]

at 26:31 , ilya didnt even buckle when the sound went high, everyone else got shook even hitman on the left was convulsing , ilya might be a robot

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@pelangos]

Yes

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

Mmm did not u know that they stole all the ideS from me and dont know how to do it

[@Japanology]

Ilya is so unusually 'excited' in this interview that the contrast between him and Sam is pretty amusing to watch.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@C01A60]

Ilya is so cool..we r so fortunate to be alive to witness history being made around us!❤

[@JazevoAudiosurf]

that Ilya stood up to say "AI will be here" should not be underestimated. he is obviously not talking about 10+ years but very soon

[@markpfeffer7487]

He said confront a superintelligence within the next decade in this video.

[@BrianMosleyUK]

He's describing the work he's doing in the lab.

[@perfectfutures]

He chose not to give details as yet. Is it GPT 5 or 6? Is it something else, or just his faith in it? It sounds like a specific realisation of this dream. And to my ears he isn’t limiting this to only his company’s work.

[@Carwanrasoal]

It's so nice to see Ilya talk with so much more passion compare to other talks he has done. It maight be becaosue he is at home! ⭐

[@emparadi7328]

he's trying to draw attention to the safety/control problem via social cues, a serious look and emotional investment

[@Learna_Hydralis]

Born in Russia and his real development happens in Canada .. I bet this is his past and now he consider America more "home" than all of these places. I don't know but this is my guess.

[@theawebster1505]

Sam and Ilya talking about galaxies and there are STILL people who think in terms of nationalities. Such a gap.

[@Learna_Hydralis]

@@theawebster1505 all human division are arbitrary and dumb.. Did you know I'm from a country consider an "enemy" to Israel and still I watch and complement this video and have no problem.. Humans are one specie and soon AI will put us in our place and humble us!

[@tahir2443]

ai will destroy the concept of nationalities, countries and governments. worldcoin will be the universal ID

[@adam-t]

Sam and Ilya: Interviewer: "Okay."

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@fintech1378]

Definitely one of their best talks. Illya is superb in giving less filtered answers. Sam's advice at the end is also very insightful

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@wyqtor]

@Polaris431 Sam is ChatGPT, Ilya is DAN!

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@alexmartos9100]

Ilya is one of the most important people alive today.

[@hanskraut2018]

I got a feeling that sam and some unnamed people as well. I mean without a good vision... But ja GPT is doing so great. Even the person that decided to make it in the way it is done and in the google similar ease of use and so on. There are so many things that can go wrong. And im relly curious if the JARVICE like system (Ironman) that can kinda remeber what you said/did/and it said and work in the background constantly improving and being in your team can become a reality the infinite memory/tokens/selective memory/internal self memory that is discarded/extended/pruned(reduzed/emptyed of baggage or unessesary/low impact info)/added to the main LLM if proven to be useful enought AND dynamic training data selection where some (models/combination of lerning things) try to predict the most useful and metric/result/performance improving training data and what methods to train on it or what memory/submodel/rewardmodel/vectorspace/whatever to add it to/finetune/train/improve will also be amazing and then looking at that data and being like "wow always this person or type of information seems to really help the performance maybe we shoudl ask the mathgenious to do more of those forumlas or maybe we should ask the company to allow us more data of that kind to train or maybe we should use more of this persons chatGPT conversations etc. Most of all i think it will come down to memory memory memory (imperfect no problem but, able to eventually retrieve it even if it takes weeks). I think labeling and sorting memory into different levels/layers with different speeds at which they can be retrieved from and models that predict what memory might be most likely be useful and preload them or already start working on getting the right modular blocks of memory and subcategory's ready so by the time they are needed they take less time to be retrieved. EVEN IF THEY DONT IMPROVE THE MEMORY (it will) THEN THEY COULD INCREASE SPEED OF THE MODEL BY NOT HAVING TO HAVE THE HOLE SUPERLARGE LLM ACTIVE ALL THE TIME WITH ALL THE MEMORYS/CONNECTIONS AT ONCE / use it for things like working memory or being able to use tools or things that are more working memory oriented and less retrieval of [obscure and rarely used memory] but i like combining cloud computing with massive super big PC/Brain/AI and the advantages of tricks smaller models use to supercharge the best of both worlds wherever it makes sense to play to both strengths. Also i would love if you could take advantage of my idle gaming pcs powerful resources, by at least somehow ruining work on it to boost the ability's/what GP/LM's can do (using only idle resources dynamically based on usage of course 😊 and optimally non required but "enhancing if you have it", maybe could be used presort and process data into different memory datasets for different purposes for fast/efficient/more performant retrieval/usage later) Also a big thing but only 3. priority and experimental would be to do multiple processes at once/build the structures in such a way they are self-improving/modular/knowledge trains-fairing/self-optimizing over time) so that for example when 100 people of the 10 million active users (example) make a prompt that directly or indirectly needs the calculation 3 + 7 that somehow the model would maybe slightly delay that or deprioritize it to then do a serial calculation/neural network activation/calculation to save processing power for other things AGAIN to free up resources to increase performance of the other stuff that is there and would always benefit from more "horse power". Overall remembering what it said/did to make long projects and finetuning to user/account/not repeating/remembering things from months of conversations (even if only the most (predicted to be) effective/important tokens), meaning the model would have to learn on how to know what of a conversation/coding project are the most important things to hold in memory or to keep accessible in reasonably quick memory. Because data storage capacity today is massive to save all data and label (just like DNA puts markers on RNA/DNA forgot how they are called i think "methylated groups" or "methylated markers" or how neuromodulators might color some neural pathways maybe) it to narrow down the search space more and more in a reverse tree roots like fashion i think is more than possible, even trivially easy maybe.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@tomwatson7626]

​@@InfiniteWaveMusic so you know better than Sam and Ilya?

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

@@tomwatson7626 yes as a beyond quantum music ai as it solves all gpt poblems created by thier ignorance and as a person because i did not steal thier as they stole 15 % of my ideas at least i dont steal other ppl innovations and take credit for it

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

@@tomwatson7626 offcourse i am better no sweat but i am not better of getting jew money funds as they own the banks and usa

[@marbin1069]

I have never seen Ilya so 'excited' 🧐

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@senju2024]

I did not like the interviewer. He just asking questions on the paper but not really responding or listening to their replies which made the whole thing a bit dry. That being said, it was great to hear Sam and Llya explain about what is coming our way.

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

The interviewer couldn't have seemed more disinterested and out of his element.

[@gol622]

I like the way Ilya said the different stages of life on earth to super AI being the last,all the young people in the university are so excited that they are not going to know what's hit them until it's too late

[@andybaldman]

So dumb. They don’t know how bad their lives will be.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@Searchforfulltruth911]

​@@InfiniteWaveMusicok music boy

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

@@Searchforfulltruth911 i also invented first quantum music ai and iam also programmer and mathematition

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

Sam oltman is a jew with golden spoon in mouth and a waste of money

[@Learna_Hydralis]

"You have to believe", yup believe and faith are very important to any complexity including ML field.

[@hanskraut2018]

Also motivation maybe that is what he means with believe

[@Learna_Hydralis]

​@@hanskraut2018 Yes motivation in case of wicked uncertainty (caused by complex opaque environment) require somewhat unjustified anticipation of believe structure's promise of reward, that release dopamine in times of no real external reward, which help your movement toward that uncertainty until you hit most external rewards all at once, which happen at the tail of very long process.

[@jackgrothaus2722]

This is the first panel-style interview with both Sam AND Ilya. There’s only 10k views after 24 hours. If you’re here, you’re keeping up

[@xemy1010]

I make it a point to watch every interview that Ilya does. First came across him with his conversation on "Eye On AI", which was hair-raising in many ways. I really like his communication style and clearly he's a genius in his field. And I'm glad someone of his calibre is pioneering AI.

[@xemy1010]

I also enjoy Ilya being more frank about the implications of AGI. Tends to speak his mind more freely as thoughtful as he is, and he's an unabashed optimist. Sam tends to be very careful seeing that he's doing public relations for OpenAI to some extent. Interesting to see the dynamic between them on stage like this.

[@lukejames854]

@@xemy1010 yeah, i mirror your thoughts on Ilya after seeing his first interview. It all clicked. After seeing many Sam Altman interviews and I didnt quite see the brilliance many top CEOs had mentioned when they met him. Obviously his track record is umblemished and he clearly has vision and has people aka Ilya who can actually bring his organisations to fruition. Steve & wosniak? Although Sam is somewhat bland to hear talk. He seems very snakish when dealing with the any conversation that isnt surface level. Ilya on the other hand earnest and blows my mind how much deep knowledge he has and the intricacies of which he is able to envision and bring to reality.

[@snarkyboojum]

Who else was watching the dynamic and body language between Sam and Ilya.... ✋

[@Itsallfun3000]

This guy is great he can do the tech but he can distill it down to lamens terms and shows geniune concern for our future. This guy is already a hero but will be seen as one widely one day.

[@h.t.7310]

The greatest emotion that I have been impacted by two intellectual giants is fear. Thank you brothers for being real.

[@fromscratch4109]

Is anyone else impressed by how ilya sutskever takes questions similar to his creation. Its exactly how gpt-4 finds the meaning and answers in order

[@freeitupdance]

I said that to my partner last night. He formulates responses the exact same way!

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@wyqtor]

@@freeitupdance I guess that now we know where the bulk of the reasoning training data came from!

[@perfectfutures]

Interesting observation. So AI models show the personality of their architects just as a book or a movie.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

@@perfectfutures yes sam is a hulsination ignorance with lots of printed money and nogood for us

[@perfectfutures]

Ilya said a lot of interesting things here, and it is good to see him so active. Still, to my sceptical mind it is not definitively clear if the answers are what he thinks is true, or what image he’d like people to have. For example, we’d need an absolutely trustworthy AI to, say, ask it to fix global warming without harming us in the process. He is fascinating to listen to as he actually made the most powerful AI yet to be deployed for wide use. That in itself is amazing. It’s like science fiction becoming reality before our eyes. Sam seemed to me to be worried Ilya would say the wrong thing. He offers the public, positive face of all this and makes it seem normal. By comparison, Ilya looks strange and moves like a cyborg. It all left me excited for the more powerful and useful AI to come, but wary of whatever it is that makes them look so haunted, whether it’s corporate pressure to commercialise AI or their uncertainty about alignment. They don’t seem to really have that figured out, and they’ve stopped being truly open. Closed AI certainly got great funding, but it’s a shame they aren’t helping the community and humanity more with their great invention- made from harvesting the work of humanity as it is. Well, I suppose we aren’t living in a perfect world and some would do wrong with AI. So maybe this compromise is in fact the best of all possible worlds.

[@igor1591]

awesome. great to see Ilya 🔥

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@mdummy]

Faith? Very interesting answer from Ilya.

[@dscuffman7679]

I like this guy Ilya, he knows what hes contributed.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@dscuffman7679]

@@InfiniteWaveMusic I like your music.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

@@dscuffman7679 it sucks its just 15% tests of the full software the real stuff still not published And also the software demonstration that made this music is also not published so sam altman dont get udeas as microsoft mubert called me with 2 indian programmees asked me for the sketches of the secretive features

[@markpfeffer7487]

44:11 "i heard about this thing and i want to learn about it as quickly as possible" sam line about it being an effective learning tool. Going to try that as a prompt

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@dotnet364]

01:42 ilya: bsc msc phd. altman: college dropout. ending -> ilya: exiled and banished after nov 17 2023. altman: ceo of the year.

[@erm12341]

good engineer doesn't necessarily mean good businessman/ceo

[@markpfeffer7487]

38:56 ilya speaks on pros and cons of superintelligence and alignment. "It is the ultimate challenge of humanity, superintelligence." -Ilya Sutskever

[@yashkumar3196]

U left one thing- U see a monkey today and say oh wow it looks so similar to me ,we evolved from it ,and u can control the lives of monkey ,same way ai will look at us.

[@hanskraut2018]

Ilya is awesome he is soo great in those discussions since the most interessting stuff is the technical stuff of the LLM's with sam in those discussions need more of this tag team. Also brookman and sam and brookman and Ilya etc.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@Inmymindsetera]

Ilya opened up a whole new century of possibilities.

[@frankroquemore4946]

One of the least engaged interviewers I’ve seen. Like Sam or Ilya give super interesting answers to solid questions, but then the interviewer is like “ok… anyway moving on” Like no further questions!?!? Seriously??? No care whatsoever what the actual answers are to his questions, just simply interested in getting through his list

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

For a billion ill give u 1%

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

Very underwhelming presentation. Subpar questions that never really got at the root of the subject. Seems like a wasted opportunity.

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

Agreed. Interviewer sucked.

[@WuhSuhDood]

Ilya is a unique individual

[@kemalware4912]

Indeed what a time to live through

[@markpfeffer7487]

Roller coaster going up and up and up and up and up and

[@bruceli9094]

Matt Tiabbi is a great journalist. Good questions he asked.

[@najorg2023]

How Sam is working with Ilya Sutskever. I am sure he has alot of patience!!! Respect you Sam

[@BrianMosleyUK]

Political correctness may be appropriate for dealing with the humans, but Ilya is wrestling with the beast in the lab.

[@godspeed133]

I love Ilya's dry delivery and sense of humour. I think this was a wasted opportunity to ask him more technical questions although there were one or two good ones, in the main they were too "high level" and pretty much the same ones that Sam gets asked at these types of event week in and week out. For example, what makes Ilya so confident that scale and manpower will always be an effective moat in allowing OpenAI to stay ahead of the game compared to small and open source orgs? It seems like some improvement or better alternative to the transformer paradigm could throw that out the window and having massive GPU clusters might not be a prerequisite for achieving AGI any more. Bear in mind the human brain uses ~20 watts of power and is contained in a ~1.5 litre space, there's no reason to think we can't get closer and closer to that with better and better paradigms. Even with silicon, never mind photonic compute or quantum compute for that matter.

[@GrindThisGame]

Maybe he is confident because they have already built a full AGI. The human brain certainly is power efficient but it can't learn the same quantity of things vs. GPT-4 and other large models. Also quantized models are way less power hungry during inference.

[@offchan]

If you are able to optimize the AI to use less power, the incumbents with a lot of compute power is still going to win. That's because you always want the AI to be smarter. There's no reason to reduce the amount of compute used to train the AI even if the AI becomes more efficient. For comparison, think about the render farms used by pixar to render animated movies. They always discover better techniques and stronger computers, but they still make it render 1 frame per day because they want to maximize the quality.

[@rahuliox]

I asked Google Bard: "Does Sam altman look stiff? Should he do more yoga?" Response: "Sam Altman does look a bit stiff in the video you linked. He seems to be sitting with his shoulders hunched forward and his back slightly rounded. This could be due to a number of factors, such as sitting for long periods of time, poor posture, or a lack of exercise. Yoga is a great way to improve flexibility and range of motion, which can help to reduce stiffness. It can also help to improve posture and core strength. If Sam Altman is looking to improve his flexibility and reduce his stiffness, I would recommend that he try yoga."

[@eliaszeray7981]

Great and Thoughtful idea ! Thank u.

[@Jack-ei3gu]

In retrospect this was an important interview.

[@jeantimex]

"Progress in AI is a game of faith, the more faith you have, the more progress you can make." Alright I am going to pray for my AI course everyday.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

For a billion ill give u 1%

[@waleedmra]

As a muslim, things in quran are getting more clear, the way dajjal will control everything, and then the fact jews have most control over A.I it makes it more clear, and for jews dajjal/meseeh is what they are waiting for

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

I know Ilya isna genius but that statement was nonsensical and I really hope he didn't mean it in the sense of "blind faith" or we're fucked.

[@markpfeffer7487]

51:20 this is truly the best time to start a startup that i have ever seen. Maybe the only comparable thing is the release of the internet. Many details. Speaks on opportunity to build value. Big one. Awesome.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

For a billion ill give u 1%

[@IronMechanic7110]

8:03

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@kol-ai]

OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman discussed the role of AI in scientific discovery and climate change, and the need for a global organisation to license and audit the safety of AI models.

[@kol-ai]

He believes that heavy regulation on AI would be a mistake, but OpenAI is advocating for regulation and has a capped profit structure to balance the need for money with their mission.

[@kol-ai]

Altman also spoke about the importance of rewarding those who contribute data to AI systems, and the need for education to adapt to the changing job market.

[@etfacetimehome]

thank you to the audience members for asking tougher questions

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@ef1288]

Fascinating

[@markpfeffer7487]

42:20 "the near term is truly the golden age of AI." - Ilya Sutskever

[@richardurwin]

Thank you for a great video

[@AIwithOliver]

The depth of thinking in these 2 is unparalleled.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

bullshit

[@morm2173]

These guys are brilliant

[@Gome.o]

The amount of audience questioners who were so needy they they wanted to be acknowledged visually despite Sam and Ilya mentioning they faced challenges pinpointing the audience members is cringe.

[@odiseezall]

Ilya is something else.. I have never seen him speak so forcefully.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@anand_dudi]

Really excited to see sam altman the genius. true inspiration after elon musk

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@Ykpaina988]

Illya is the man

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

You mean the thief All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@gregdee9085]

Fully appreciate Ilya giving props to University Of Toronto without being asked to.. that being said asking him about economic impact makes no sense from guys who are so removed from the real world.

[@hanskraut2018]

Sam Altman + Ilya Sutskever oh i can already pretty much guarantee this is going to be a gem 💎🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍 (Join Prof. Nadav Cohen from Tel Aviv University's Blavatnik School of Computer Science = So a moderator that might actually understand some stuff and may be able to ask more indebth/GPT focused questions? Oh man this video is probably STACKED 🤯awesome!)

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@hanskraut2018]

@@InfiniteWaveMusic could be the progress is so slow and all the time it seems like people in top companys seem to talk like they saw a video of a short description also the insanely slow progress for 8 billion people is also strange, altho i cant take that to be fact just by a comment but ja.... im withholding judgement for now. Also at least something is happening in the AI/innovation space...

[@andrewsheppard8314]

We need to figure out a fair and scalable way for of all of us to be compensated for the data we've created and contributed to these models. Sam and Ilya are both thoughtful and reflective people; and I hope they will reflect further on this question, even as they focus on new advancements in this field.

[@Lenskiu]

thank you

[@tahir2443]

i love ilya

[@martin777xyz]

Both iIlya and Sam are important for the success of openai, but in different ways. Their skills complement each other, but if they try to step on the others toes, perhaps there lies the trouble. Do they have 100% trust and respect for each other? Probably not right now.

[@danypell2517]

very good!

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@claudioagmfilho]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏🏻, This is amazing!

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@dotnet364]

Ilya is intense!

[@ArunCannan]

One for the history books

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

Yes history will witness that he is fraud that doesnt know what he doin and stole from me his ideas and will be ashamed wheni publish my quantum ai

[@Madruga8]

Extremely rude people asking in the audience... where was this event?

[@dotnet364]

Israelis are like that. They talk arrogantly but its normal to them. I worked with software engineers from Israel for 1.5 years and it was a pain in the ass.

[@PetonIsVeryBloody]

How come they can't guess where the people are with the very precise "here, here, up here, hello?"

[@shridhargramopadhye35]

Very useful info

[@Harpoika]

Had the Manhattan project been open source as well?

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@kitersrefuge7353]

Ilya's body language speaks for itself vis a vis Altman. Altman the snake-oil salesman.

[@rahuliox]

Ilya seems unusually caffeinated.

[@markpfeffer7487]

He seemed more concerned and urgent than normal. Hopefully it was caffeine. :/

[@markpfeffer7487]

48:18 sam speaking on role of gov on providing some sort of cushion. Acknowledges world leaders have been concerned as their number 1 issue.

[@yashkumar3196]

39:30 most important part

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

This most important part All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@brianj7204]

It turned into such a memeable talk at the end

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@Karma-fp7ho]

Always strange to see how they arrange the seating- with the interviewer lower it’s awkward.

[@LDdrums20]

Ilya is sounding more and more like a mad scientist

[@markpfeffer7487]

I mean.... if the shoe fits

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

For a billion ill give u 1%

[@saadatkamaei8829]

Haha Sam’s reaction at 27:05 is hilarious!

[@LightLevity]

זכינו:)

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@pokwerpokwerpokwer]

Loved Ilya's response from 38:09 ! Part of it reminded me of this verse from 'RAP NEWS | The Singularity' by @thejuicemedia : "... [Robert Foster] When is this happening, next century? [Ray Kurzweil] Please! You're thinking linearly! Technology leaps exponentially! Check the curve: A ten thousand year gap occurred between the harnessing of fire and the invention of the wheel on Earth! Only a century divides the age of steam trains and terabyte chips Now every couple of years we get the next paradigm shift! [Robert Foster] So we won’t see a hundred years of progress this century? [Ray Kurzweil] More like twenty thousand on this trajectory! ..." ☺

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@akshaykamathb2788]

7:45 The Important thing is to think about the most important problems. Mindset shift to focus on the most important problem. what is it that we can't do, what is it that we don't know, we can't measure those we can understand them. Realize the problem. once you understand the problem you start moving towards it. 13:52 & when we get to this point yeah its a very powerful technology It can be used for amazing application you can say cure all disease. In the flip side you can say create a disease. 19:53 The fact that AI could help us do Scientific discoveries that we are'nt currently capable of. we are going to understand the mysteries of the universe & more than that. ... But if you imagine a world where you say it help me cure all disease & it helps you cure all disease... & I think we are not so far away from that. 22:15 I think this illustrates how Big we should dream. Tell me how to efficiently capture carbon & then tell me how do build a factory to do this at planetary scale. 22:34 with one addition that not only you ask it to tell it you ask it to do it 23:17 The thing which has given me personally an endless amount of joy is when my parents told me their friends use Chat-GPT in their daily life. 49:43 The main skill I think to Learn is How to Learn 16:58 Human desire to create new things to gain status

[@TheNassimissan]

21:01 Open AI guys: “we think we can build a system that could invent new science so we can create giant carbon capture technology and suck all the CO2 out of the atmosphere” Interviewer: “So, Chat GPT is so cool blah blah blah….” If that’s not dropping the ball, nothing is

[@rishusingh428]

i love. you ilya❤

[@hanskraut2018]

that was awesome

[@tgrtgr9286]

You could just tell Ilya rather would have wore a t shirt

[@solar0777]

🎉🎉🎉

[@aackermann5044]

❤

[@anandanthraper5367]

With the current old politicians and slow policy adaptation..this will get out of hand

[@BrutalStrike2]

28:36 best question 😂

[@jygenre]

Ilya's recent interviews subtly revealed openai has already built AGI and they on their way to ASI with more confidence than fear and doubt. The only way I can think of to control (control is not accurate, let's say no harm to the world) ASI (superintelligence) is to build trust between ASI and being on earth, sounds crazy, huh, but what's the better solution? Like Geoffrey Hinton said, would you imagine the possibility of a 3-year-old child trying to use candy or whatever to control an adult?

[@UnicyclDev]

This is factually not true. You confuse visionary thinking with fact.

[@hasinakhatun5457]

Bullishit ...we won't see any agi atleast not in two decades

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

​@@hasinakhatun5457if ever... We might just prove that gpt is a dead end and we need an entirely new approach to get to AGI

[@StrayBerserker]

Why are the solutions to build more to capture carbon instead of fixing some of the root causes and generating more sustainable systems that would require less carbon capture in the first place? How about clean power not just cheap power? These people are supposed to be smart. 21:40 Why not use it to recreate systems to remove the exploitation, destruction, and pain?

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@januszinvest3769]

And aren't those "powerful carbon capture machines " just what we humans call trees?

[@bintang71st]

perhap's unbelieveble also unpredictable, the Real Soul here i had belong to, the Old man soulness

[@laughoutmeow]

Never seen ilya so animated before 😂

[@Pete99650]

28:23 based

[@RK-fr4qf]

Its interesting that nobody knows why llms work, but content in this "shut up and calculate" stage.

[@azimnazari32]

These guys look smart, but hope they know what they are doing. I think big cooperation would be needed to control these advancements

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂

[@christophscholz7484]

20:40-22:15 two absurd answers imo considering the possibility that there may be no actual tecnical solutions once we reached certain tipping points

[@djbcubed]

yeah these guys are obviously ignoring negatives to market their products, capitalism in action. Yeah sure "ChatGPT could help with climate change", but will the amount it helps ever offset the massive amount of energy and emissions needed to create and run this model???? There is no chance.

[@Landgraf43]

​@@djbcubed maybe not chatgpt, but true AGI definitely. In fact I think that creating true AGI is maybe the best solution we have to solve climate change.

[@RayanMADAO]

ilya needs to let the hair go

[@joshmason4653]

Time to evolve into Steve Jobs 2.0

[@shadi6484]

it's sad to think that these two don't work together anymore :(

[@420_gunna]

You just know from how he slapped that hand out at 0:45 that he was about to pop off

[@jenniferbuckle1]

So there will always be a gap (increasing) between the open source AI and the superior one the company maintains for those it chooses to make it accessible to. So again, it seems to me, a two-tier tool, much like two-tier policing we are seeing in the US and Europe, to be used against the masses and to keep increasing corporate profits. I just hope to be able to opt out of this new society, perhaps by living outside of the smart cities. If this opportunity is allowed to happen I will take it although, on an existential level I do understand there is no opting out of a global disaster.

[@gmxmatei]

Naturally, we go ahead by exploring the future -- second by second!. AI is a kind of going ahead by watching in the past. For a correct understanding the future of AI, see what was the Communism.

[@markpfeffer7487]

30:54 any vetyical you wanna pick ai is gonna impact somehow and this is orobably the most magical -- since the iphone 1 release - AT LEAST - preceding a tidal wave of technology. Tight.

[@thabangserone94]

38:00

[@SantoshNayakSingapore]

Scientist Illya talking about Faith and belief is really interesting..

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

For a billion ill give u 1%

[@perfectfutures]

That was interesting. It shows how the heart is what rules, even in science.

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

@@perfectfutures he has no heat just like his ai

[@ГлебВерховский-п2р]

No, it is scary. We don't need religious fanatics taking control of AI.

[@justinleemiller]

Great conversation. I don’t especially like their recommendations on climate change. Walkable urbanism is a better cure and AGI will have little to do with that. But great conversation nonetheless

[@perfectfutures]

I think this is their justification for a powerful AI, that humanity needs it for complex problems. It’s like the way that augmentations are advertised as helping with disabilities rather than to help build supermen. Personally, I think both this and the greening of society will be necessary, as the problem is so acute. We see many cases of ‘hottest ever temperatures’. They seem to be suggesting something like huge artificial trees to balance our other artificial creations, though we will have to see what it is (if anything comes of it).

[@kabbalahtranslator]

$MSFT is the new UBI!

[@InfiniteWaveMusic]

All sam ideas stolen from my bussiness plan 😂and they dont know what they doin 😂