""To be clear, we're not committed to this yet, but we are having conversations about it," Altman said. "Our aspiration is that we can build an infrastructure factory where we can create one gigawatt a week of compute. And aspirationally, we would like to get that cost down significantly to like $20 billion over that five-year lifecycle of that equipment.""
"His responses during a live Q&A on Tuesday were almost as illuminating as the questions themselves. Altman outlined OpenAI's shifting definition of AGI and his vision for the company's future, acknowledged some recent blunders, once again tried to appease users who don't wish to part with older models, and promised that adults would soon have greater freedom, well, to a point."
OpenAI holds roughly $1.4 trillion in commitments for about 30 gigawatts of new compute and aspires to scale further by creating one gigawatt of compute per week. The plan targets reducing five-year lifecycle equipment costs to about $20 billion if research progress and consumer demand continue. The organization is revising its AGI definition, balancing research advances with product availability, attempting to retain older models for users who prefer them, acknowledging recent communication mistakes, and planning constrained expansions of adult-oriented content access.
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