"We said, "Okay, we're going to go for AGI." 99% of the world thought we were crazy. 1% of the world they really resonated with. You know, in 10 or 20 years, unless something goes hugely wrong, we'll h..."

"and I think this is the the story of like many ambitious things where they seem so difficult and there's such good reasons not to do them that really takes a core of people that like sit in a room, lo..."

"chatbt was like completely in the realm of science fiction. I mean, one of the things that really jumped out at me was uh you sort of, you know, rallied this idea that you should be working on AGI and..."

"there. Okay. So, some people in this room might be thinking like, should I try to start an OpenAI scale thing off the bat? Uh you know, you you also worked on Loop your first time around. You know, we..."

"a long time. How people use chatd has changed a lot. How people use your API has changed a lot. Uh, what surprises you the most with the latest models like 03 and what emergent behaviors or use cases ..."

"sort of new square on a periodic table that no one has built with yet. So only in the last month I think have we really started to see startups that are saying okay like reasoning models are different..."

"companion. I guess we're starting to see um the power of LMS with integrations into your real data. Uh, you know, I've heard rumors that MCP is coming to OpenAI. I think today. Yeah. Oh, today. I thin..."

"to you how hard it is to get compute? I mean, we've gotten really good at it, but it is we we went from like a no a zero like no chatbt.com didn't exist two and a half years ago to like the fifth bigg..."

"you know, there's like a lot of people that want to help. Well, it's incredible incredible work that you guys have been doing. Um, we're seeing reasoning models like 03 and 04 mini uh evolve in parall..."

"seems like that might be a hop step over to the uh embodied aspect. You know, that's having vision, having speech, and having reasoning is a hop step to, you know, yeah, basically the robot we want. o..."

"will start to do super useful stuff making a billion robots is still going to take a while but I don't know I'm interested in the question of how many robots do you need to fully automate the supply c..."

"um what does defensibility look like here? You know, one of the classic questions is, you know, how do I uh start a startup that doesn't get run over by Open AI? That's sort of the number one question..."

"You could imagine that we could do like a signin with OpenAI and people could bring their, you know, personalized model and easily connect it to a new startup and that would probably help in a bunch o..."

"took us a long time to figure out how to answer the defensibility question for CHBT. Um, we had built this thing and for a long time the only defensibility was like we had the only product out in the ..."

"going to happen to all of you and you just like get knocked down and get back up and brush yourself off and try to keep going. Let's talk uh AI agents. you know, that's uh sort of level three AGI. Uh ..."

"How do you see the future of human computer interaction and interfaces and what are sort of the limitations of those interfaces that you know motivated you? You know, one of the things that I think sc..."

"like surfacing information to me, making judgment calls about when not to, acting on my behalf when it should. Uh, and I'm I'm quite excited for that. Uh, I'm not going to like tell you what the new d..."

"to happen. Yeah. Look here here there are two ways you can look at this. Uh first of all, assume you all are like starting startups or have started startups, think about starting startups. This is the..."

"incredible shape. maybe you can invite me sometime to do a talk about like what the areas of defensibility that you can build over time are because I think that is the inherent question. people are li..."

"I think we won't just see like a little bit more stuff get built, but because of these kind of coordination costs across people, we'll see like a real stuff change. So I think the the amount that one ..."

"time, you know, we're in some ways, uh, this is the leading cutting edge of all of society because there are seven and a half billion people who probably h, you know, have not even tried this stuff ye..."

"future and uh you know go build stuff for everybody else coming along. So, you're sort of one of the best people in the world at um bringing together the smartest people. Um what are some of the harde..."

"well. I mean by uh strong track record do you mean the person who's like you know sort of been an administrator and had like the the you know top name at the top institution for 20 years or do you mea..."

"them. I see PB back there. He has this quote, I hope it's his quote because I've attributed to him a bunch of times of hire for slope, not y intercept. And I think that's just like unbelievably great ..."

"impressed by is uh you know you were you you know personally recruited Helon to come do Y Combinator and uh they're doing incredible things over on the Fusion side. Um, was that something that you wer..."

"uh interdependent. It was more you had twin interest, but you've literally woven them together. I had like the one interest of like radical abundance and just like what what what were the kind of tech..."

"but I've always kind of wanted to go to one. This is the anti-dgrowth. This is the anti-drowth conference. Totally. But I would like love to be like sitting, you know, in the dark in the cold with no ..."

"You know does government play a role in this? Almost just about five years ago like pretty much this week we put GPT3 into an API and people started playing with it and it was barely usable. It was qu..."

"need um with this new magic. So, let's uh flash back to 2005. Uh the very first batch of Y Combinator. Um, how did you hear about Paul Graham? You were reading his essays. I was reading his essays. So..."