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2026-08-17 · CNBC Television · 24:10
“You need to believe that the demand for problems to be solved is unlimited, right? And that is something I believe”He believes demand for compute is effectively unlimited because human demand for problems to be solved is unlimited.
2026-08-17 · CNBC Television · 32:26
“The way we looked at this classically is is just not going to hold.”He believes the classic five-to-six-year chip depreciation schedule will no longer hold because compute scarcity keeps older chips valuable.
2026-08-17 · CNBC Television · 02:13
“You need to believe that the demand for problems to be solved is unlimited. Right? And that is something I believe”He believes demand for problems to be solved is unlimited, so demand for compute will keep growing.
2026-07-29 · Joanna Stern · 14:23
“Our focus is really about building better models. That exponential continues. It's about build a compute.”He says OpenAI's focus is building better models and more compute, not the IPO.
2026-07-29 · Joanna Stern · 14:30
“And the world is still underestimating the degree to which the economy is really going to run on top of AI rails.”He thinks the world underestimates how much the economy will run on AI.
2026-07-14 · Zenvora Productions · 43:16
“there is too little compute in the world and that we're going to need much more in order to really be able to bring this technology to everyone”He believes the world is moving toward a compute-powered economy and far more compute is needed to bring AI to everyone.
2026-07-06 · AI雷达站 · 25:23
“I think that is just like the world that we're heading towards where there just is not going to be enough compute to serve all the demand.”He expects compute to remain the scarce resource, with demand far exceeding supply.
2026-06-27 · MindVoice Production · 1:03:05
“to really build AGI you want to push as far as you can on the computational scale and you want to push as far as you can on human human ingenuity and so I think you need both”He believes progress requires both scalable ideas and massive compute, not compute alone.
2026-06-24 · CNBC Television · 00:57
“It means we're going to be able to serve just much more intelligent models much more broadly at scale.”He believes the new chip will let OpenAI serve much more intelligent models much more broadly at scale.
2026-06-24 · CNBC Television · 01:34
“I think that the market is very big, that this is a chip that is designed for LM inference from the ground up.”He believes the chip carves out a unique niche in a very big market.
2026-04-27 · Big Technology · 01:17
“The real thing that we are investing in is the machine that makes the machine.”He believes OpenAI's durable advantage lies in the end-to-end system that builds the models.
2026-04-23 · Alex Kantrowitz · 23:22
“I think we are heading to a world where the more compute is poured into a problem, the faster that problem will be solved.”He believes the speed of solving problems will depend directly on how much compute is applied to them.
2026-04-23 · Alex Kantrowitz · 25:21
“I think that we are headed to a world of compute scarcity”He expects the world to face compute scarcity as demand for intelligence outstrips supply.
2026-04-22 · Core Memory Podcast · 42:52
“AI is really opportunity. AI is opportunity for everyone if you have access, right? If you have compute. If you don't have compute, you can't, right?”He sees access to compute as the key determinant of who can benefit from AI.
2026-04-22 · Core Memory Podcast · 1:00:15
“compute for us is not a cost center. It's a profit center, right? When you deploy it in the product. And so in many ways our business is extremely simple, right? We rent or buy compute and then we resell it at a margin.”He views compute as a profit center rather than a cost center, with effectively unlimited demand.
2026-04-03 · 机器之心 · 01:54
“we have this engine of progress that just moves faster and faster, and that Spud is just one step along the way”He sees OpenAI's development process as an engine of progress that moves faster and faster.
2026-04-01 · Alex Kantrowitz · 00:39
“No matter how much we try to build, I know we're not going to be able to keep up with the demand.”He believes OpenAI should buy as much compute as possible because it cannot keep up with demand.
2026-04-01 · Alex Kantrowitz · 59:32
“Well, I just disagree. I think we've been very thoughtful and very much seeing what is coming and I think that we will see even this year how everyone who is participating is going to be compute strapped.”He disagrees with the view that OpenAI is overreaching on infrastructure, saying everyone will be compute-strapped this year.
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