OpenAI’s Head of ChatGPT: We’re entering a new era of AI (again) | Tibo Sottiaux
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often when I look at what people are building out there, just like you're not quite If you were just like pushing yourself and just really imagining like all of this being roughly ten times better than it is today, you know, like in a year. But you would build in a different way. What do you think people aren't pricing in in terms of where things are going? The majority of actions on the internet will be taken by agents. If you want
Your product to be successful for agents, you have to build, you know, for a certain level of scale. How many agents do you find yourself running in parallel just uh in the in the kind of your day to day work? As I'm pushing the frontier, I find myself like building larger and larger teams of agents. And then when we have the next Break true with models like suddenly it's just like oh well, you know. A bigger agent can just do all of it. And so I kinda shrink the team again. And then it just kind of goes through this expansion and shrinking expansion. It kinda makes me think about there's this whole loops thing and then this whole graphs thing. Having to set up and fiddle with your loops is something that maybe people got excited about, but I don't think this is the way that it's going to work. Over time, you just want a system that learns. You don't want to necessarily think about. Oh, I'm just thinking I'm gonna loop it exactly this way in order to get results. Do you think there's still more radical change happening to how we work? It's going to continue to change quite radically. Even today it still feels like a bit clunky and I think it will feel clunky until it isn't. Depot, thank you for doing this.
Yeah. The family? Of course. Uh That's true. You launched uh a ton of stuff today. How how's your sleep? How are you sleeping? Are you doing all right? I'm doing great.
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