Greg Brockman
President, OpenAI · President and co-founder, OpenAI
Titles as the sources gave them. In 5 entries, with 3 checked quotations.
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“We set up an environment, and we we took our most capable model with a lot of compute behind it, and that that autonomously was able to find the full exploit.”
“we're in this world where there's what we call a defender's window, where frontier models are ahead of what's broadly available.”
“believe that attackers are going to start using models broadly to try to exploit these flaws. We are monitoring on our side watching for it”
In the Base
Every entry they appear in.
Against Against SURA
On LessWrong, Mikhail Samin replies point by point to Scott Alexander's essay Against SURA, which argues against AI-safety people leaving capability roles at AI companies. Samin argues that a coordinated pause is feasible, that company leaders cannot be relied on, and that alignment is not solvable in a few months.
AI Rout Hits Asia as Investors Rush to Safety
According to the description, this episode of Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin covers a selloff in AI-linked stocks in Asia and a move into bonds and safe havens. Guests include Martin Sorrell on the AI bubble debate and OpenAI President Greg Brockman on AI-enabled cybersecurity risks.
Black October: why bugs discovered by OpenAI tech are creating a cyber emergency
Axios reports that flaws in PHP, which it says runs millions of websites, were found with help from OpenAI technology, and that patches released on Oct. 21 sent governments and companies offline briefly. In a Bloomberg Tech interview, OpenAI's Greg Brockman and Cloudflare's Matthew Prince describe the discovery and the attacks since.
Leading the Future stumbles as pro-safety PACs gain ground
In its weekly briefing, Transformer argues that the pro-AI super PAC Leading the Future is struggling less than three weeks before the midterms, while AI safety PACs raise and spend more. The issue also summarises the week's AI policy and industry news.
The Changing Physics of Cybersecurity and Drug Development with OpenAI President Greg Brockman
According to the description, Sarah Guo and Elad Gil talk with OpenAI president Greg Brockman about GPT-6, nearly 400 math problems the company says its agents solved, drug discovery, always-on agents, using AI to find and fix security flaws, and the company's stated commitment to keeping humans in charge.