Greg Brockman
Co-founder and President of OpenAI, where he helps lead development and deployment of frontier AI systems including ChatGPT; previously CTO of Stripe.
OpenAI Plans to Replace Chat With Persistent Personal Agents
OpenAI president and co-founder Greg Brockman argues that ChatGPT is moving beyond chat toward a persistent “personal AGI” that can understand context, use tools and act on a user’s behalf. In a Big Technology Podcast interview, Brockman says the limiting factors for that shift are not just model quality but trust, permissions, dynamic context, natural voice interaction and, above all, compute. He also makes the case that prices for a given level of intelligence will fall even as demand for frontier capability keeps rising, with health as one of the clearest early areas for widespread use.
Compute Allocation Is Becoming AI’s Central Strategic Question
OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman argues that compute has become the central bottleneck in AI, turning data centers into a strategic advantage and a public allocation problem. In a Knowledge Project interview with Shane Parrish, Brockman says the question is no longer just how powerful AI systems become, but where scarce capacity should go — consumer access, business productivity, scientific discovery or problems such as cancer research — and how the benefits can be felt broadly rather than concentrated.