Sam Altman's Surprising WARNING For GPT-5 - (9 KEY Details)

So Sam Altman actually gave a recent talk interview in which he gave us some very new and stunning revelations on GPT5. So in this video, what I will try to do is I will try to show you guys the nine biggest things and the nine biggest takeaways from that talk that he gave. And it was actually pretty surprising because things are changing rapidly and if you aren't paying attention, you're going to get shocked by what GPT5 has has to offer. So without wasting any more time, let's dive into the first point. So one of the first things that Sam Altman said was that he said GPT5 will exceed all expectations. So it says. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said that the extent of GPT5 performance improvements will exceed expectations and has cautioned against the delay in innovation that overlooked this. Each time the GPT's next model is developed, it is emphasized that more new thinking is needed as various areas of daily life, as well as businesses are inevitably replaced and disappear. And in fact, this is the first time that CEO Sam Altman has given such a confident signal about the performance of GPT5. He made it clear that his and OpenAI's goal is to build artificial general intelligence, which we all know about, and that if a large amount of computational resources are invested to accelerate the arrival of AGI, many problems in reality, such as the power shortage required for AI computation, expectation can be easily solved. And they also made optimistic predictions that this would happen. Now we're going to be talking a lot more about some of this stuff, but the first point here is that GPT5 will exceed all expectations. Now later on the video you're going to see how some other points that he made actually do tie into this. But the point here is that GPT5 is going to exceed what we think it's capable of. And I think Sam Altman is saying that because maybe a lot of people are thinking about these AI systems in a very, very one way dimension. And what I mean by that is that, you know, I guess a lot of people are thinking about GPT5 as a very one dimensional system, but perhaps what Sam Altman and OpenAI are doing is a lot more, I guess you could say, in terms of what we think. Now we don't know when this system is going to come, but I'm guessing that since it's going to exceed expectations, maybe it's going to be competing on certain benchmarks that we haven't even thought about. For example, there might be the SWE benchmark which is software engineering for real tasks. Benchmark There might be new benchmarks because the this AI system has a new capability that many people haven't even thought of and I think that that is probably where it's going to exceed expectations, considering the advanced reasoning capabilities and how good this system could be. Now. One of the reasons I think it's going to also exceed expectations is because if we take a look at GPT5, you have to remember that it finished training in around, I think it was 2022 or 2023. I'm not exactly sure on the year I've been doing so many videos recently, but the point is, is that it's been over a year since since GPT4's release and competitors need to be able to catch up to that and they've only caught up fairly recently. So we have basically got an entire year ahead in terms of where OpenAI is compared to the competitors. And that's why I think it's definitely going to shock us now number two is that AGI is of course potentially going to be a done deal. So of course on March 14th local time, during a meeting with the Korean Silicon Valley Correspondent Group C CEO Sam Altman mentioned I am not sure when GPT5 will be released, but it will make significant progress as a model taking a leap forward in advanced reasoning capabilities. There are many questions about whether there are any limits to GPT, but I can confidently say no. He expressed confidence that if sufficient computing resources are invested, building AGI that surpasses human capabilities is entirely feasible. So point number two is that AGI might just be a done deal. So what do I mean by this? Essentially, what Sam Altman is stating here, as we've previously discussed on this channel many times before, is that AGI is something that seems to be largely solved by OpenAI and that the only barrier to making this technology is the compute resources needed. And I think that that is of course something that OpenAI are taking into consideration with the fact that they lack enough compute to even run their systems. Currently GPT4 is on limited access, you know, only 25 messages every three hours or 40 messages. And it shows us that they really don't have that much compute and that they're saving the compute for other things, not only for solving super alignment as they said in their blog, but you know, he's expressed confidence that if enough computing resources are invested, that building AGI that surpasses human capabilities is entirely feasible. Now another thing that I want to add here before we move on to the next Point is that there's some nuance in this statement. Now this was actually translated from Korean to English, so there might be some discrepancies in what Sam Altman actually did say. But I think if Sam Altman did say that AGI that surpasses human capabilities, that is, you know, teetering on the edge of artificial superintelligence, which is, you know, very, very, you know, good and very, very crazy in terms of its capability. So that will be a pretty, pretty crazy thing. So point number two is that AGI seems like it's a done deal. And the 7 trillion deal which we all spoke about, that is of course something that Sam Altman has, you know, spoke about before. And it seems like he's going to be moving forward with that because, because it's necessary for the artificial general intelligence system to be built. So that is going to be something that is rather fascinating. A third point is that of course the economy will change once again. CEO Sam Altman also said that underestimating the improvement margin of the developing GPT5 and deploying business accordingly would be a big mistake. This implies that the improvement margin of GPT5 is beyond imagination. He mentioned many startups are happy assuming that GPT5 will only make slight progress rather than significant advancements since it presents more business opportunities. But I think this will be a big mistake in this case. As often happens when the technological upheavals occur, they will be steamrolled by the next generation models. So this is rather fascinating because Sam Altman clearly is saying here that GPT5 is on a level which is, you know, as I think they said, beyond imaginations. But this is something that, you know, like I said in the video two days ago, Zam Altman has previously stated that build with, you know, the fact that GPT5 is going to be insane and that AGI will be achieved relatively quickly. Which means that if you're building a company right now, you have to understand that AGI is going to be achieved soon. Which means that, you know, certain things that you're building, certain software and certain systems, you have to think, okay, how would an AGI fit into this? But because that is where the future is headed anyway. So you need to be thinking about that so you can benefit from AGI rather than AGI coming and then of course getting steamrolled by the next generation model. It's like if you're building something that's like a large language model before, if you're building something like a simple writer based app or something like that, it doesn't really make sense to do that when we have GPT4 type systems about. So the point is that you need to build with AGI in mind and build with the fact that GPT5 is going to have advanced capabilities. And of course in this case often happens when technological upheavals occur, they're going to get steamrolled by the next generation. So, you know, many startups are happy assuming GPT5 is only going to make slight progress. And what he means by this is that, you know, if GPT5 makes slight progress on GPT4, of course it's good for businesses because they can still use it. But I'm guessing that GPT5 is probably going to make many businesses obsolete in the sense that like for example, you know, some people wrap GPT4, for example, let's say you use GPT4 in like a. You know, something like Grammarly. Maybe Grammarly goes obsolete because GPT5 is so good that you no longer need to use Grammarly for doing all sorts of things. You can just do everything with that one type of system. So happy, assuming that it's only going to make slight progress rather than significant advancements. This is a big mistake. So don't get steamrolled by the next generation model. Something big is coming. The economy will change once again in terms of the sliding shifting jobs market in terms of how companies are going to react to this. So this is something that you must be paying attention to if you're someone who is building something or if you're someone who is in that industry. Don't get steamrolled by the next generation model. Ensure that you are prepared for these advanced capabilities. Now another thing, and I think this one is quite obvious, but at the same time not that obvious, but he's just focused on AI, it says Sam Altman appears to have had no interest in other than building AGI. So his interest seems to have faded in other technologies, including blockchain and biotechnology. Beyond AI. He said in the past I had a broad perspective on everything happening in the world and can see things I couldn't from a narrow perspective perspective. Unfortunately, these days I'm entirely focused on AI. AI all of the time and at full tilt, making it difficult to have other perspectives. And I think the reason Sam Altman has shifted to just entirely focusing on AI is because I think he understands that once you solve the artificial general intelligence problem, I think every other problem gets solved by default. For example, if we manage to solve the compute problem and we manage to get AGI across the board. Every other integration.