> Have a significant technological breakthrough such that it reduces the costs of building and operating GPT — or whatever model that succeeds it — by a factor of thousands of percent.
Like they already did in the last 2 years?
> Have such a significant technological breakthrough that GPT is able to take on entirely unseen new use cases, ones that are not currently possible or hypothesized as possible by any artificial intelligence researchers.
Huh, what are these use-cases which no AI researcher thinks AI is capable of solving? Does the author not realize that many employees at the leading AI labs (including OpenAI) are explicitly trying to build ASI? I am so confused????????
> Have these use cases be ones that are capable of both creating new jobs and entirely automating existing ones in such a way that it will validate the massive capital expenditures and infrastructural investment necessary to continue.
Why would they have to create new jobs? They just have to be good enough that OpenAI can charge enough money for them to be in the green.
OpenAI already has a $3.4 billion ARR! Most of that is _not_ enterprise sales.
"No AI researcher" is an impossible set of people to satisfy, so this doesn't count, but there's the AIMO contest with a $5m prize for creating an AI that can solve its problems.
Like they already did in the last 2 years?
> Have such a significant technological breakthrough that GPT is able to take on entirely unseen new use cases, ones that are not currently possible or hypothesized as possible by any artificial intelligence researchers.
Huh, what are these use-cases which no AI researcher thinks AI is capable of solving? Does the author not realize that many employees at the leading AI labs (including OpenAI) are explicitly trying to build ASI? I am so confused????????
> Have these use cases be ones that are capable of both creating new jobs and entirely automating existing ones in such a way that it will validate the massive capital expenditures and infrastructural investment necessary to continue.
Why would they have to create new jobs? They just have to be good enough that OpenAI can charge enough money for them to be in the green.
OpenAI already has a $3.4 billion ARR! Most of that is _not_ enterprise sales.