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Sam Altman said OpenAI is betting on robots that build more robots and data centers that help build data centers, chip factories and power plants to accelerate compute growth. He also said its current best internal model is too powerful to release openly anytime soon, and that cyber defenses and protection against biological threats would need to change first.

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Robots building robots is the next big loop Asked what infrastructure OpenAI is betting on now, Sam Altman says its robots that build more robots, and data centers that help build more data centers, chip factories and power plants, so compute can grow far faster. says this loop is almost as big a deal as RSI, AI improving its own research. ---- Full video on "Stanford Graduate School of Business" YouTube channel, (link in comment)

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Sam Altman says OpenAI's current best internal model is too powerful to release openly any time soon. Before that could happen, the whole cyber defense setup of the internet would need to change and the world would need a new layer of protection against biological threats. ---- Full video on "Stanford Graduate School of Business" YouTube channel, (link in comment)

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