In the early days of OpenAI, writing down ideas helped me identify which ones made sense and which didn't, refining our focus on AGI.

From the very beginning, we aimed to pursue Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) at a time when it was considered crazy to even mention it.

The founding spirit of OpenAI is focused on solving the safety problem associated with AGI, emphasizing that the greatest minds cannot solve it in isolation; they need to engage with reality and see how technology plays out in practice.

OpenAI was initially focused on developing superintelligence safely, but over time, safety became less of a priority as they shifted towards becoming a for-profit company.

Companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are focused on building Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), not just improving existing AI applications like customer relationship management or search engines.

I was drawn to OpenAI because of its mission to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI), which I believe is the most important technology we can build.

Our goal at OpenAI is to make artificial general intelligence (AGI) and distribute it safely for the broad benefit of humanity.

OpenAI aims to build AI for the good of humanity, working on the missing pieces of artificial general intelligence.

OpenAI's approach to research was more startup-like, focusing on opinions about necessary advancements rather than a centralized plan, which allowed for a balance between structured direction and exploratory freedom.