"The big thing that we are targeting is producing an automated researcher. So automating the discovery of new ideas. The next set of evals and milestone that we're looking at will involve actual moveme..."

"you're the chief scientist at OpenAI. Mark, you are the chief research officer at OpenAI and you guys have the both the uh the privilege and the stress of running probably one of the most high-profile..."

">> Can you say more about how you guys think about evals? I noticed even in that launch video there were a number of evals where you were inching up from you know 98 to 99% and that's kind of how you ..."

">> Which capability from GPD5 before the release? surprised you the most when you were working through the eval bench or using it internally? Were there any moments where you felt like this was starti..."

">> What is coming in the next one to five years it would be just at whatever level you're you're comfortable sharing what what does the research road map look like? So the big thing that we are target..."

"is undertaking maybe the less likely the tenth step is to be accurate versus you ask it to do one thing it can do it very very well um and to have it keep doing that one thing better and better but mo..."

"robustness >> we talked a lot about math and science um I I curious to get your take on do you think some of the progress that we've made can actually extend um similarly to domains that are less veri..."

"because it seems like since 01 came out, RL has been the gift that keeps giving. You know, every every couple months Open puts out a release and everyone goes, "Oh, that's great, but this RL thing is ..."

"hardest things about RL for folks who are not practitioners of RL is the idea of crafting the right reward model. And so, especially if you're a business or an enterprise who wants to harness all this..."

">> Um so I want to bring the conversation back to coding. We would be remiss not to say congrats on GBT5 codecs. uh which just dropped today. Um can you guys say a little bit more about what's differe..."

">> Yeah. >> I that I have a question about that which is what makes a great researcher. Right. When you say vibe researching, there's um a big part of vibe coding is just having good taste in wanting ..."

"what it takes to keep the best talent on your team? And on the flip side, creating a very resilient org that doesn't crumble if a key person leaves. >> The biggest I think uh things that OpenAI has go..."

">> critical ingredients of a winning culture? >> So I I think actually the most important thing is just to make sure you protect fundamental research, right? Um, I think you can get into this world wi..."

"does that translate and just to build on Andre's question into a concrete framework around resourcing like do you think about okay x% of compute resources will go to longer term you know very importan..."

"advancing fundamental research has historically been largely a mandate that universities have had partly for the compute reasons you just described. That hasn't been the case for Frontier AI. You guys..."

">> very few startups can get to the scale that you have both from a you know employee perspective but also revenue count and maintain that break neck speed that you probably had I mean seven eight yea..."

"came up in our research um about things at OpenAI that have not changed through a lot of the change is the is the trust that the two of you guys have in each other cuz uh that I think there was an art..."