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GPT-6 & OpenAI’s Comeback, Hugging Face Attack Debate, Ballmer’s Scandalous Legacy
- ▶ 15:38 Ranjan Roy I think the, the ultimate flex, if anyone ever asks you that, listeners, is saying GPT-II in the playground. 2 times in the scene
SpaceX’s IPO Triumph, Anthropic’s Fable Fumble, OpenAI’s Price War
- ▶ 18:01 Ranjan Roy That sounds like a, that sounds like what, remember when GPT-II was like giving us stuff like that?
OpenAI’s Potential, Google’s Speedy Model, Copilot Hits Turbulence
- ▶ 6:26 Alex Kantrowitz Um, he said that, uh, putting it in context, he said that opening eyes like at the GPT two stage of, of memory.
Sam Altman: How OpenAI Wins, ChatGPT’s Future, AI Buildout Logic, IPO in 2026?
- ▶ 15:32 Sam Altman We're in like the, you know, the GPT-II era of memory, but what it's gonna be like when it really does remember every detail of your entire life and personalized across all of that, and not just the facts, but like the little small…
OpenAI COO Brad Lightcap: GPT-5's Capabilities, Why It Matters, and Where AI Goes Next
- ▶ 4:33 Alex Kantrowitz And the reason why I'm asking is because I think a lot of people have pointed to the leaps from GPT, original GPT to GPT two, GPT two to GPT three, GPT three to GPT four.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: AI's Potential, OpenAI Rivalry, GenAI Business, Doomerism
- ▶ 50:57 Dario Amodei Actually, the original reason for building GPT-II and GPT-III, it was an outgrowth of the kind of AI alignment work that we were doing, right? 2 times in the scene
Are We at the End of Ai Progress? — With Gary Marcus
- ▶ 3:01 Gary Marcus Three was scaling compared to two. 3 times in the scene
- ▶ 11:41 Gary Marcus And GPT-III, the amazing thing is it was better than GPT-II on almost anything you can imagine.
OpenAI Raises $40 billion, Is AI a Letdown?, Musk Sells X to xAI
- ▶ 31:26 Alex Kantrowitz It's the first open weight language model release since GPT-II.
Bold Predictions For Tech and AI in 2025 — With Casey Newton
- ▶ 3:52 Casey Newton What we did not see was the sort of leap in capabilities that we saw from GPT-II to GPT-III, and then GPT-III to GPT-IV.
Box CEO Aaron Levie — What Cheaper, Faster, and Smarter AI Gets Us
- ▶ 8:53 Aaron Levie Actually a large number, a large reason why, frankly, I think so many of us were, were not yet sort of figuring out how big of a breakthrough this was, um, was back in, you know, the GPT two days, you know, the base, like all you could…
AI Scaling, Alignment, and the Path to Superintelligence — With Dwarkesh Patel
- ▶ 27:51 Dwarkesh Patel Uh, I, I think you could make the case that there might be some break or plateau previous to GPD three or something where GPD two is really impressive, but here's the kinds of things that won't be able to do and sort of preregister that… 3 times in the scene
- ▶ 28:59 Dwarkesh Patel Your GPT-II to GPT-III to GPT-IV, you can just dump more data and compute in these models.
Anthropic's Co-Founder on AI Agents, General Intelligence, and Sentience — With Jack Clark
- ▶ 52:32 Jack Clark Before, um, uh, GPT-free, there was a system called GPT-II, which we developed in 2018 and released in partial form in early 2019. 3 times in the scene
NVIDIA's Artifical Intelligence Moat & Origins — With Bryan Catanzaro
- ▶ 48:17 Bryan Catanzaro And then of course, um, you know, GPT two came out and had, uh, really astonishing text generation capabilities and not just that, but also already had started to learn things about the world that, um, were very difficult to teach any AI… 2 times in the scene