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OpenAI leadership takes on Reddit AMA.

What did Ilya see? What is going on with OpenAI’s next big model? Are we getting autonomous agents soon?

All of those questions and more were answered (and artfully dodged) by OpenAI’s leadership on Thursday in a Reddit AMA. I threaded some of the highlights, which include OpenAI CEO Sam Altman alluding to AI as “the transcendent future.”

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