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Sam Altman

06/21/25

@ Y Combinator

The convergence of reasoning models and multimodal models will lead to a new kind of computer interface that can reason, generate real-time video, and provide personalized experiences.

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Sam Altman: The Future of OpenAI, ChatGPT's Origins, and Building AI Hardware

@ Y Combinator

Sam Altman: The Future of OpenAI, ChatGPT's Origins, and Building AI Hardware

06/21/25

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Kyle Fish

04/24/25

@ Anthropic

AI models are increasingly showing multimodal capabilities, suggesting they might develop more complex experiences in the future.

Bob McGrew

02/01/25

@ Y Combinator

The emergence of reasoning models is expected to enable AI agents to perform actions on behalf of users, enhancing their reliability and effectiveness in real-world applications.

Alexandr Wang

11/14/23

@ Accel

Models will get better at understanding and creating images, audio, and especially video, which will dramatically enhance how we interact with data.

Dylan Field

03/13/25

@ Y Combinator

The future of design will likely involve a blend of various interfaces, including chat-based, visual, and potentially even brain-computer interfaces.

David Silver

04/11/25

@ Google DeepMind

The success of multimodal models has narrowed the diversity of ideas in AI, leading to concerns about reaching the limits of usable human data.

Jeff Dean

05/12/25

@ Sequoia Capital

Multimodality in AI allows for the integration of audio, video, images, text, and code, enhancing the utility of AI systems.

Y Combinator Cast

03/11/25

@ Y Combinator

Reasoning is expected to be a core capability of future models, and the two paradigms of unsupervised pre-training and specialized reasoning complement each other well.

Y Combinator Cast

03/11/25

@ Y Combinator

Future AI models could blend vast world knowledge, creative fluency, emotional nuance, and advanced reasoning all in one, which is incredibly exciting.

Sergey Brin

05/21/25

@ All-In Podcast

The future of human-computer interaction may involve more intuitive methods, such as speaking or even thinking commands, rather than traditional typing.