What Greg Brockman said, newest first. Changes are found by AI and checked before they show; every quote opens at its moment.
2026-09-08 · TBPN · 01:13
“to me what's even more important is about what this represents about where we are in terms of model capabilities and the fact that we can actually generate new knowledge”He believes the Navier-Stokes result matters most as a sign of model capabilities that can generate new knowledge.
2026-09-08 · TBPN · 15:13
“as you hit new thresholds of capability, my experience has always been that fundamentally new applications become unlocked in ways that you almost wouldn't have thought about ahead of time.”He expects fundamentally new applications to unlock as models cross new capability thresholds.
2026-09-08 · TBPN · 20:39
“I think that is one of the powers and potentials of an AI that really deeply is able to help you across all parts of your life and also is a deep domain expert in all areas of medicine.”He believes AI that deeply helps across all parts of life while being a domain expert in medicine can connect diagnoses that specialists miss.
2026-08-17 · CNBC Television · 01:44
“And think about that level of capability applied to biology, applied to material science. It's all starting to happen.”He expects AI capability applied to biology and material science to deliver major scientific discoveries.
2026-07-29 · Joanna Stern · 03:17
“I think that we will shift to that as by far the vast majority of what we do.”He expects voice interaction to become the dominant way people use computers.
2026-07-29 · Joanna Stern · 08:09
“You should expect them soon.”He expects OpenAI's new devices to arrive soon.
2026-07-14 · Zenvora Productions · 33:08
“we're going to be hitting a phase soon where the AI will also come up with its own research ideas and test those out, run experiments”He expects AI applied to its own development to accelerate progress, with AI soon generating and testing research ideas.
2026-06-27 · MindVoice Production · 59:47
“I think it's unlikely that if we just scale uh GPT2 that we'll have reasoning in in the full-fledged way”He expects scaling language models alone is unlikely to produce full-fledged reasoning.
2026-04-30 · Sequoia Capital · 09:19
“there is this investment that's a one-time investment that now is the time to make.”He advises startups to lean into AI tools now, including making a one-time investment in giving the AI context.
2026-04-30 · Sequoia Capital · 27:35
“I so I think that that on science, I expect we're going to see a real renaissance. You know, maybe we'll see some big results this year.”He expects a renaissance in science driven by AI, possibly with big results this year.
2026-04-27 · Big Technology · 03:14
“What we keep seeing is that there are returns to intelligence, right? That for the kinds of tasks that these models are now capable of doing, that a little bit more intelligence goes a long way.”He believes there are strong returns to intelligence, so a little more capability drives much more use.
2026-04-27 · Big Technology · 03:38
“I actually think that incremental is actually very much an understatement for this model relative to 5.5.”He believes the new model's incremental version number understates its real capabilities.
2026-04-23 · Alex Kantrowitz · 09:31
“I think that in some ways where prompt engineering is going to go is it's going to be about you can get so much more out of these models with so much less effort”He expects prompt engineering to evolve so users get far more from models with less effort.
2026-04-22 · Core Memory Podcast · 52:31
“the models have shifted from being the product to being a part of the product, right? They used to have these very thin layers of software on top of them”He believes models have shifted from being the product to being one part of a much larger software product.
2026-04-03 · 机器之心 · 01:22
“we have had this uh I'd say it's like we have maybe 2 years worth of research that is coming to fruition in this model”He believes Spud embodies roughly two years of research coming to fruition.
2026-04-03 · 机器之心 · 02:01
“I think it's going to be able to solve both much harder problems. I think it will be much more nuanced. It'll understand instructions better. It'll understand the context much better.”He expects Spud to solve much harder problems and understand instructions and context better than today's models.
2026-04-01 · Alex Kantrowitz · 1:10:19
“Number one thing is try the tools. Because, to really understand what it can do for you is something that only by experiencing the AI as it exists now will that really hit home.”He advises people who fear AI to try the tools themselves, saying users are far more positive than non-users.
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