“Surround the people in our system not by people who hate them, not by people who think that they have no value or no purpose or no meaning, but by people who believe that we are all more than the worst thing we've ever done."
It was an honor to speak with him and listen to his perspective and stories on Possible. I’ve long admired Bryan Stevenson, what he's working toward, and what he's already built, including Equal Justice Initiative, The Legacy Museum, and The National Memorial for Peace and Justice. Sam Altman and Greg Brockman on AI and the Future With sessions and streams, the code unwindsĪ masterpiece of tech where brilliance binds. Through headers and methods, we pave our way, In the language of Python, our logic steers. Here’s one of Greg's poems, generated with GPT-4 and inspired by: And you actually get real insights about what that code is doing, and it’s really fun to read it.”
In this episode of Possible, Sam and Greg talk about current and future applications of AI in fields such as energy, medicine, education, law, and more.Ī tidbit that has stuck with me is one of the ways that Greg uses GPT-4: “My favorite application, actually, of GPT-4, mostly for fun, but sometimes can be quite useful, is to summarize code as a poem. “I very deeply believe will be the most positively transformative technology that humanity has yet developed.” - Sam Altman
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