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Brockman: OpenAI Model Solved Navier-Stokes Millennium Problem by Finding Singularity
“Today we announced that our model had solved the Navier-Stokes problem that we found a counter-example or a sort of proof that you can actually that these theoretical equations do have a singularity or kind of breakdown under
Certain circumstances.”
Brockman: 300 million people use ChatGPT for health queries weekly
“If you look at how many people use Chat for Health, three hundred million people every single week. With health queries, right?”
Brockman: OpenAI surpasses one billion weekly active users
“We're now well over a billion users every week”
Brockman: ChatGPT market share is climbing again
“That the market share of chat GPT is starting to climb once again, because we've been investing so hard in In so many use cases that are important for people in education and health and a variety of other areas.”
Brockman says exposing context windows and model selection is bad UX
“What we were promised, if you were to rewind five, 10 years ago, is never a low-level language model that you have to think about context windows, and you have to select thinking strength, and you have to select different models, like none of that is the futur…”
Brockman: Integrated image generation capability is unique to OpenAI versus competitors
“Being able to have that image generation capability in the middle is something that's very unique to OpenAI relative to some of our competitors, and I think that you're able to then produce much better artifacts downstream”
Brockman admits OpenAI Operator was slow, inaccurate, and painful to use
“I think operator was just kind of below threshold in terms of the model capabilities. It was a cloud-based system that operated with computer use. It was slow. It wasn't fully accurate. It was like pretty painful to use. Some people got value, but it really wa…”