Greg Brockman
Greg Brockman is a co-founder and President of OpenAI, previously the first CTO of Stripe.
“Greg Brockman recently tweeted, the model is no longer the product. And it's funny because you know that as a leader of a frontier lab, he has all incentive to say the model is the product.”
Source→“I'm very grateful that I got to work alongside Greg and Sam. I think we're prescient on this. And last year, we were definitely taking some arrows in the back about why are they out there buying all this compute? And I think, thank God we did.”
Source→“Greg Brockman formally taking over product strategy as the company moves to merge ChatGPT, Codex, and its developer API into a unified AI platform ahead of a potential IPO later this year.”
Source→“OpenAI is reorganizing its leadership and product teams, with Greg Brockman formally taking over product strategy as the company moves to merge ChatGPT, Codex, and its developer API into a unified AI platform ahead of a potential IPO later this year.”
Source→“Brockman had about 78,000 [shares]. Their positions were worth roughly $27.6 million and $24 million by Thursday's close.”
Source→“OpenAI has raised more than $4 billion for a new venture called The Deployment Company backed by 19 investors including TPG, Brookfield, Advent, and Bain Capital.”
“Musk's lawyers pressed president Greg Brockman over his $30 billion OpenAI stake, arguing it undercuts the company's claim to prioritize AI safety over profit.”
“They feel deeply fundamental. It's like the scientific truth that just like you think about physics and Newton's laws and things like that, there's somehow this truth of the universe... As you pour more compute into the models, they get correspondingly more capable. And it just keeps going, there's no wall.”
Source→“I was just with Matt Garman. He says the GPU compute availability in 2026 rounds to zero.”
Source→“Stripe as employee number four and then the first CTO. I just recently heard that they process 1.6% of the global GDP.”
Source→“does anyone here feel better at writing software than GPT 5.4?”
Source→“We buy, rent, build, compute, and we resell it at a margin. That's it. As long as the margin is positive, then you want to scale it. Because the demand for solving problems, the demand for intelligence, that's unlimited.”
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