AI Demos: Big Drops This Week from OpenAI & Google | E1950

Timestamps:
(0:00) Sunny joins Jason to dive into this week’s AI news and demos.
(2:10) OpenAI did their big reveal on Monday and review on Sam Altman’s appearance on the All In podcast
(5:40) A dive into what OpenAI launched this week.
(10:11) LinkedIn Jobs - Post your first job for free at / twist
(13:12) OpenAI’s new model, where the “o” stands for omni, meaning it can now reason across audio, vision, and text in real time.
(17:21) Open AI’s “memory” setting and their new MacOS desktop app!
(19:43) Eight Sleep - Head to www.eightsleep.com/twist and use code TWIST to get $350 off the Pod 4 Ultra.
(22:37) Jason highlights the startup Athena.
(25:53) Looking at the improvements on the new ChatGPT 4o model.
(29:31) HiddenLayer - HiddenLayer’s AI Detection & Response Solution secures your Generative AI & LLMs from malicious attack. Visit www.HiddenLayer.com/TWiST to learn more.
(32:34) Breaking down the pricing of the new vs historic ChatGPT models.
(35:31) Jason demos Recall.
(42:19) Sunny shares [Labs.Google](Labs.Google) and NotebookLM.
(46:03) [Labs.Google](Labs.Google) and “AI Overviews”
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[@noahwald907]

Great conversation -- but who would want ChatGPT, OpenAI, Gemini, their boss, whoomever listening and observing them all the time. This is straight up Orwell.

[@dianedean4170]

🎉❤😊Jason, thank you very much for your posting your discussions with your guests. I think showing respect for the individual's approach to disclosure is paramount to learning. 💫 I look forward to listening to intelligent and compassionate communicators and you are tops JCal🎉❤😊

[@aigrowthguys]

Great video. I like the recording setup. Are you guys using Riverside FM to record it?

[@natpainter8185]

music breeds instant emotion, powerfully

[@Sage16226]

I think the tutoring aspect of it is amazing. One big problem people have even with human tutors is that they don't want to look dumb by asking dumb questions. You don't get the embarrassed feeling from an ai.

[@pin65371]

It would be awesome if Jason could get Sal Khan on the All in Podcast. Maybe a possible summit guest? IMO he is the most inspiring person in tech since his whole mission is to help people. Its not just him being a fake good person. He is the real deal.

[@raydosson2025]

Quite a few errors in this podcast regarding what features are currently available, which models will be free, and more.

[@mariosebok]

What could go wrong on this recall everything you do? The Black Mirror episode "The Entire History of You" is about a future where people have memory implants that record everything they see, hear, and do. The episode explores the consequences of a world where people can record and replay their memories, and how this impacts trust, reality, and emotional connections

[@dav01-mf5sh]

And yet the device was the only thing not lying to him.The consequences of a world without that device would have been him having to spend his only live with that cheater and care and provide for her roeaches.Truth never hurts, people do.That episode pretty much sold the device for me.Imagine being immune to gaslight and lies, being able to reproduce incoherent claims from months ago to the person youre arguing against so they stop contradicting themselves.Would you cripple your means of "truthknowing"just so youre not at risk of reacting poorly?excuse my english xd

[@user-kv9yr1qj5m]

why is jason wearing hunter s thompson glasses?

[@marthajohnson2775]

If you can get Sam Altman as a guest on the All-In podcast again please do. He was interesting. The future uses of AI Chat are unlimited. If you can imagine it, AI can help you do it. Small businesses will benefit. Instructors of all kinds will now have access to an assistant that can provide one-on-one training for students who need extra help at home. I think it's amazing that I can get real time help learning to sew or play the piano. It can be a virtual baby sitter, keep your dog company during the day, teach your parrot how to sing or help your kids with their homework. It can be my personal fitness trainer or help me learn how to play poker. This technology is incredible. Thank you Jason and Sunny for the information and updates!

[@baronlacroix2980]

small businesses will benefit :) They'll benefit now but what about in the future when all the dog walkers, piano teachers, baby sitters, parrot singing teachers, fitness trainers, etc are replaced by AI and customers have no money to buy their products?

[@gio_agramonte]

It's the cycle of humans, some adapt and find ways to push creativity and others remain complacent. There was a time we had horses and carriages before the automobile became popular. Some people used to be poop sweepers, I'm sure some of those people went into sanitation while others thought cleaning horse poop would never end. I'm sure some horseshoe makers and wagon builders adapted and evolved into mechanics while others thought cars would never be a thing. We just have to stay informed and figure what we, as an individual can and will do, because man will continue to create tools as he's been doing for thousands of years.

[@baronlacroix2980]

@@gio_agramonte wrong, wrong, wrong. Your comment just highlights the problem. Those industries you mentioned evolved into entirely new industries with plenty of new jobs and professions to meet demand. What new industries is AI going to open up? "Questions engineers"? LOL If the tech trajectory continues, these tech billionaires, stupid immature whizz kids and greedy investors will have singled handedly ruined the human experience as well as created severe macro economic challenges for future generations.

[@pin65371]

I wanna see them get Sal Khan on. There are a lot of people that say they want to change the world while being shady. He is the real deal.

[@abcthegreat1]

First

[@ImDatReal30]

Y this dude hate google so much

[@LicoInvestments]

Sunny's big things from Sam: next ChatGPT may not be numbered, "that's big"... how? so what?! who cares if it's "numbered" or not. be real man. and the story of how he got fired... that was just his personal account, kind of dull to be honest, no offense, but nothing truly breaking news. Come on Sunny, those things were "Big"? Maybe you're just being extremely supportive of your close friend J-Cal's more popular pod All-In, but be real, the overwhelming sentiment was that the interview brought forth nothing of substance. Now that we know the truth that Sam was going to unveil/demo GPT 4-littleo, now THAT would've been big. But he didn't. So let the facts stand.